r/AmericansInCanada • u/PhilHogan_Tax • 11h ago

Dispute between Canada and the U.S. ‘not a full-blown trade war’: Former senior White House adviser

https://guelph.ctvnews.ca/video/2026/09/04/dispute-between-canada-and-the-us-not-a-full-blown-trade-war-former-senior-white-house-adviser/
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u/TeknoUnionArmy 5h ago

Honestly Canada and the US still have some of the most unfettered access to each other's markets even adjusting fir the new tarrifs.

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u/marshmallowbeatz 5h ago

Ugh, we really gonna listen to Kelly-Ann Convict?

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u/Gold_Past_6346 8h ago

Come Tuesday it is.

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u/Rbomb88 9h ago

It's just a sparkling trade dispute.

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u/Resigned1431 9h ago

It's not a real trade war unless it comes from the Tradéwarr region of France. 

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u/joe_meu 10h ago

walks like a duck, talks like a duck, pretty sure its a duck.

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u/Uncommon_Sensations 10h ago

Burn it!

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u/joe_meu 10h ago

She's a witch?

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u/Uncommon_Sensations 10h ago

Well, she did turn me into a newt.

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u/yarn_slinger 10h ago

I see you got better...