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Canada has walked away from a U.S. trade deal it deemed unfair and damaging to its workers and sovereignty, triggering retaliatory tariffs on key Canadian exports like steel and dairy. After a year of tense negotiations, Ottawa says the U.S. prioritized short-term gains over a lasting partnership, while also disputing Washington’s claims about a trade deficit — pointing instead to Canada’s energy exports and overall surplus. In response, Canada is doubling down on domestic strength: investing in housing, infrastructure, and defense, while forging new global trade ties. Far from seeing this as defeat, Canada views it as a strategic pivot toward economic independence and long-term prosperity.

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