Canada's PM to address European Parliament after US trade talks collapse
Canada's prime minister is heading to Brussels next month to address the European Parliament after trade talks with the US completely collapsed, with Trump having slapped tariffs of up to 50% on Canadian goods. The White House is reportedly pressing on Alberta, Quebec, and French language tensions to fracture the asymmetric trade relationship.
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🇨🇦🇪🇺Canada’s prime minister is heading to Brussels next month to address the European Parliament after trade talks with the U.S. completely collapsed. Trump slapped tariffs of up to 50% on Canadian goods, talked about absorbing Canada, and even floated renaming Lake Ontario https://t.co/tg3oyoIeKW
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"The White House is tapping into fissures at Canada's own Thanksgiving dinner table." @LeveredUSTs on how Trump is pressing on Alberta, Quebec, and French language tensions to fracture an asymmetric trade relationship. https://t.co/vs8daTk6Xn