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Trump's 50% Canada tariff is economic coercion dressed as trade policy

A blanket 50% levy on Canadian goods, justified by allegations of 'discriminatory' practices, lands less as a trade remedy than as a display of leverage against a smaller neighbour bound by USMCA.

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