Good morning. Donald Trump is calling Justin Trudeau “Governor” of the “Great State of Canada” as the Prime Minister and premiers meet over the U.S. president-elect’s threatened tariffs. The ratcheting up of rhetoric is coming at a tender moment on Parliament Hill, as tensions emerge among the highest ranks of the governing Liberal Party ahead of a federal election in 2025.
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The Canadian government last week brushed off Trump’s 51st-state comments as a joke made during a lighthearted dinner conversation,. But in the wake of Trudeau’s comments to the Halifax Chamber of Commerce on Monday, it’s unclear how lighthearted those postdinner relations have lasted. In the run-up to Trump’s inauguration, political and economic observers seem mostly convinced he won’t immediately impose his promised 25-per-cent tariffs on imports of Canadian and Mexican goods and services. Their logic being: Those tariffs would result in higher prices in his own country. But Trump has his own logic and more than 77 million Americans who subscribe to it. And he has recently left open the possibility thatEither way, Trump is poking Canada at a politically tender moment.
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