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https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/other/the-trade-war-will-hurt-the-us-more-than-canada/ar-AA2g6ybK?ocid=BingHp01&cvid=e8e7fae1bf054f61e18fb264663c57d5&ei=13In the final days of the most recent round of Canada-U.S. trade talks this summer, a deal seemed almost inevitable. Trump was publicly declaring the deal was all but done, while Carney acknowledged substantial progress. Behind the scenes, the Americans appeared convinced that Canada simply could not afford to say “no.” People close to the American negotiating team later told me that U.S. officials were genuinely stunned when Carney walked away. They assumed our country was so dependent on the United States that we would accept an agreement at almost any cost. It simply had not occurred to them that Canadians might be willing to endure economic pain to protect our sovereignty—or how much pain the U.S. would inflict on itself.
Canadians find aspects of daily life frustrating, such as high taxes, formalities, and the need to remove shoes indoors. Economic development is also uneven between regions
Be hard to agree to disagree with that unlike some others.
Hi there,It’s 1810 EDTYou’ve acknowledged this thread before and yet you acknowledge it again! Sad, very sad!!Thanks for posting.