Canadians voiced their frustration on Tuesday (March 11) over U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks and trade measures, fearing economic strain and weakened ties. The new measures, which increase duties on key Canadian exports such as lumber and aluminum, have sparked concern among business owners and residents alike. – REUTERS
Canadians voiced their frustration on Tuesday (March 11) over U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks and trade measures, fearing economic strain and weakened ties. The new measures, which increase duties on key Canadian exports such as lumber and aluminum, have sparked concern among business owners and residents alike. – REUTERS
Published: 12 Mar 2025
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