Tariff Debate Echoes Across Borders in Canadian House
The Canadian House of Commons debated tariff shifts with J A Curry arguing the United States tariff favors itself, harming Canada. He cited higher British tariff against Canada and lower U S rates, noting Canada’s farmers lose access to American markets while U S producers benefit, a $100 million trade edge to the U S. The piece urges readers to study the potato tariff impact and its reflection on Canadian interests.
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