Objections to Reciprocity in Canada United States Ties
Provincial leaders argue the reciprocity pact would sever Canadian unity and lead to a commercial union dominated by the United States. They warn it would erode tariff sovereignty, threaten Atlantic ports, and expose resources to U S trusts while weakening farming, fishing, and manufacturing. The stance frames the treaty as a perilous experiment during a time of growth.
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Canadian Prosperity After 1866 Trade Shift
The 1866 betrayal of the reciprocity treaty by the United States failed to hurt Canada. Markets diversified, cheddar production rose in Ontario replacing malting barley, Canada began selling cheese in England, and a thriving cattle trade and steamship cargoes spurred growth in Montreal and western Canada.
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