The trade war might be off for now, but make no mistake, experts say: Canada’s economy is firmly in Donald Trump‘s sights.
As he took office for the second time on Monday, the U.S. president directed federal agencies to take a close look at the country’s trade relationships, singling out Canada, Mexico and China for special attention. Still, the across-the-board 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian imports he’d threatened since November apparently didn’t materialize, at least for the moment.
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