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Tariffs, Jets, and Political Pressure | Canada News
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A tense diplomatic showdown erupted after a presidential friend’s failed bid to buy Gulfstream jets in Canada, sparking a 50% tariff threat against Bombardier. The President claimed Canadian regulators blocked Gulfstream for nine years despite $60 million spent — prompting an astonishing two-hour certification reversal. He slammed Canada’s trade policies, accused U.S. auto makers of losing billions (despite contrary data), and even called out Ontario’s premier as a “slob.” Meanwhile, U.S. banks’ alleged exclusion from Canada was debunked by industry groups — all while highlighting the irony that Bombardier flies freely in the U.S., but Gulfstream doesn’t in Canada.
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