'Never going to happen': Cross-border tensions rise amid talk of Canadian annexation and U.S. tariffs
- Tensions between the U.S. And Canada escalated recently due to trade and annexation proposals.
- A 25% tariff on Canadian imports and talk of annexation preceded rising tensions.
- Border traffic dropped 32% in March, and a 'Buy Canadian' movement emerged.
- One person stated, "We are a proud country and we will do what we need to do to support our country."
- The economic impact of strained relations includes a potential $3.4 billion loss for the U.S. Economy.
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Guest column: Thinking the unthinkable — how Canada fends off U.S. annexation
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'Never going to happen': Cross-border tensions rise amid talk of Canadian annexation and U.S. tariffs
The White House maintains that Canada should become the 51st state, which has fueled tensions between the two neighboring nations amid ongoing tariffs and rising patriotic pride.The 25% tariff on all Canadian imports has sparked a national response, prompting a "Buy Canadian" movement across the country. As a result, border traffic into the United States dropped 32% in March. Experts predict travel from Canada to the U.S. will decrease 20% this …
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