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Trump Keeps Making Things Up About Canada

Fact-checkers say Donald Trump has repeatedly misstated Canada’s unemployment, trade, military, and political relationships amid renewed tariff tensions.

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Trump Keeps Making Things Up About Canada

President Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over a series of claims about Canada as tensions between the two countries escalate. Fact-checkers say he has misstated Canadian unemployment figures, trade data, military contributions, and the country’s relationship with the United States. His comments came as Canada prepared retaliatory tariffs against new U.S. duties and Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected Washington’s demands during trade negotiations. Trump has also continued referring to Canada as a potential U.S. state, rhetoric Canadian officials have condemned as inflammatory and misleading

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