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The trade relationships between the US, Canada, and Mexico, including the impact of tariffs and trade agreements.
The short answer: extremely unlikely. Contemporary talk of the United States “annexing” Canada has been driven by political rhetoric and fringe movements, not by viable legal, military, or popular rou...
No — available trade data show that while is a major overall supplier of manufactured goods to the ( of dollars a year), it is not the primary source of U.S. produce: U.S. imports of vegetable/fruit/n...
USMCA produced measurable but modest gains for the U.S. economy—small upticks in output, a fractional rise in average real wages (about 0.27 percent, roughly $150 per worker per year), and limited job...
), specifically , maintains offices listed on its website and government’s sites in five Canadian cities — , , , and — and operates staff out of in Ottawa and several consulates, according to Canadian...
President Trump publicly said the United States would expand strikes from maritime targets to land-based targets tied to drug cartels, specifically saying “we are going to start now hitting land” and ...
Available reporting assembled for this query documents a rising trend of U.S. companies and foreign firms considering production, talent or operational moves to Canada in 2025, but the sources provide...