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Trump Warns Canada After Trade Talks Collapse

teach Canada a lesson, days after negotiations between neighboring countries broke down.

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Trump Warns Canada After Trade Talks Collapse

President Donald Trump has escalated his criticism of Canada, declaring that it is “time to teach Canada you can’t do this anymore” after trade talks between the two countries broke down.

The remarks signal renewed tension between longstanding allies, with disputes over tariffs, market access, and other economic issues threatening negotiations. Canadian officials have not indicated whether discussions will resume. Businesses on both sides are watching closely, as prolonged uncertainty could disrupt supply chains, raise costs, and further strain relations.

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