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Burlington, Washington, D.C.
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Policy Director at the @consumerchoicec, former Research Assistant to Canada Research Chair in Human Rights. Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose

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The U.S.-Canada Trade War Nobody Asked For

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By David Clement
| Times-Leader Verified
At 12:01 a.m. on Sept. 8, Canada matched President Trump’s tariffs “dollar for dollar” by imposing 15-50% duties on more than 700 American-made products, including steel, cement, dairy, and electronics. This mirrors the 50% tariff that the U.S. slapped on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods on Aug. 22. And in response? Trump announced overnight a ban on the import of various Canadian alcohol products, some dairy, and motorcycles, effective Sept. 29.
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The U.S.-Canada Trade War Nobody Asked For

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By David Clement
| Yahoo Finance Verified
AP At 12:01 a.m. on Sept. 8, Canada matched President Trump's tariffs "dollar for dollar" by imposing 15-50% duties on more than 700 American-made products, including steel, cement, dairy, and electronics. This mirrors the 50% tariff that the U.S. slapped on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods on Aug. 22. And in response? Trump announced overnight a ban on the import of various Canadian alcohol products, some dairy, and motorcycles, effective Sept. 29.
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David Clement: The one issue that could revive Poilievre's hopes — ending supply management Original

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By David Clement
| National Post Verified
Skip to Content Carney has pilfered most of the Conservative platform, but he wouldn't dare reduce prices by ending our outdated system of quotas and tariffs Pierre Poilievre milks a cow during the annual Food Aid Day in Ottawa in 2015. Last week, the federal government announced that it’s extending the gas tax holiday into 2027, which is yet another policy that Prime Minister Mark Carney has borrowed from the Conservative handbook.
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