it’s not much of a “war”, the US will be further economically disadvantaged for destroying historic trade and diplomatic alliances while canada will benefit enormously in the short and long term from new trade partners fleeing U.S. relations.
canada has already committed to doubling their non-US imports permanently, and has new agricultural deals in place with central and south america, so even when trump chickens out, US americans will be SOL for lumber and canadian imports and unable to offload their products and agriculture permanently. 70-80% of all U.S. lumber is actually Canadian, and that faucet has been turned off because of trump.
it’s not much of a “war”, the US will be further economically disadvantaged for destroying historic trade and diplomatic alliances while canada will benefit enormously in the short and long term from new trade partners fleeing U.S. relations.
canada has already committed to doubling their non-US imports permanently, and has new agricultural deals in place with central and south america, so even when trump chickens out, US americans will be SOL for lumber and canadian imports and unable to offload their products and agriculture permanently. 70-80% of all U.S. lumber is actually Canadian, and that faucet has been turned off because of trump.