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The best response to Trump is to not lose our heads—and to keep our powder dry: Brian Lee Crowley in The Hub
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Canada can beat Trump’s tariffs by waiting them out: Philip Cross in the Wall Street Journal
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Trump calls Canada to action: Gordon L. Weil in Real Clear World
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Trump’s prodding may resurrect Canada’s military: Anthony De Luca-Baratta and Jamie Tronnes in the Washington Times
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Trump can have a strong North America or tariffs, not both: Jamie Tronnes & Christopher Coates in Real Clear World
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Brian Crowley of the Macdonald Laurier Institute on CBC this AM
"It is a mistake for us, I think, to respond in anger to the tariffs by reciprocating with our own tariffs. Why? Two reasons."
"Because first of all, if we impose tariffs on American imports, that hurts Canadians,…
Hints of U.S. resistance [to tariffs]... CNAPS executive director Jamie Tronnes cited in The Logic:
Canadians “should take heart that we have allies and friends down here.”
Canada fires back at U.S. with auto tariffs equal to Trump's - The Logic
25% counter-tariffs will apply to U.S.-made cars that don't comply with North American free-trade pact.
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