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Tariff proposals are damaging North American trade relationships while attempting to address the fentanyl crisis.

Implementation of tariffs starting April 2 could broadly impact Canadian and Mexican imports.

Trump's claims about Canadian dairy tariffs are largely false; most U.S. dairy imports enter Canada tariff-free.

Imposition of tariffs on Mexican imports could severely harm Mexico's economy and contradict trade agreements like USMCA.

Free trade in North America is being jeopardized by high tariffs and shifting policies under President Trump's administration.

The relationship between Canada and the U.S. is crucial for mutual economic stability, highlighted by past trade disputes and the ongoing need for diplomacy.

Ford and LeBlanc aim for a coherent trade strategy in upcoming U.S. meeting.

Pierre Poilievre's candidacy and Trudeau's resignation signal uncertainty for Canada's political landscape and potential impacts on North America.

Canada reinstated visa requirements for Mexican citizens to control border crossings, balancing diplomacy and potential U.S. political outcomes.

Canada is concerned about potential Chinese investments in Mexico, specifically regarding an auto plant.

Trudeau prefers maintaining Mexico in the USMCA trade pact while keeping options open for the future.

Provincial leaders in Canada are exploring bilateral trade deals with the U.S. without Mexico.

Trump confirmed plans to impose tariffs on Mexico and Canada, citing unfair trade practices, while leaving Canadian oil imports potentially exempt.

The Keystone XL pipeline saga is ending as TC Energy loses $15 billion bid from the U.S. government, casting doubt on Alberta's recovery as an investor.

The USMCA ruling enforces acceptance of US genetically engineered corn in Mexico despite concerns over public health and indigenous rights.

U.S. wins ruling against Mexico's ban on genetically modified corn, preserving vital trade relations and market access for corn growers.

Trump shows unexpected openness to Chinese automakers building factories in the U.S.

Trump's return to the White House poses uncertainty for Latin America's financial stability, impacting exports and currency recovery prospects.