US-Canada Trade War Escalates as Both Sides Brace for Prolonged Conflict
The trade dispute between the United States and Canada intensifies, with Canada preparing for a long-term fight, alcohol becoming a flashpoint, and some Canadians reconsidering the F-35 deal.
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Alcohol makers in the US and Canada say they're hurting as a result of the trade war. John Fedele/Getty Images The US-Canada trade war escalated on Saturday with new 50% tariffs on Canadian alcohol. American booze was pulled from Canadian shelves last year and remains restricted in most of Canada. Alcohol makers in the US and Canada say both industries are hurting. What started as an eye-catching retaliation tactic to tariffs has become a sticking point in the US-Canada trade war — and neit...
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