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Matthew Lau: Trump's tariff beatings against Americans will continue until morale improves Original

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By Matthew Lau
| National Post Verified
The cost of trade barriers are paid for by importers, not exporters U.S. President Donald Trump on July 19, 2026 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. /Getty Images In Canada, government imposes punitive taxes or prohibitions on Canadian consumers, including of dairy, alcohol products from the U.S. (the sales of which are banned in some provinces), and cars.
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Matthew Lau: Trump's tariff beatings against Americans will continue until morale improves

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By Matthew Lau
| Flipboard
Trump news update Now Why is Trump putting tariffs on Canada? It isn't due to wildfires yet USA TODAY - Kinsey Crowley, Joey Garrison • 58m President Donald Trump moved to impose new 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian goods. For the first year of his administration, Trump repeatedly leveraged tariff threats in negotiations with other countries.
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Matthew Lau: Government-funded wildfire ‘facts’ contradict reality Original

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By Matthew Lau
| National Post Verified
The reality about climate change is not nearly as alarming as what the government-funded Canadian Climate Institute reports With wildfire smoke wafting into many communities including Toronto, many wonder why this is happening and what can be done to prevent it.
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