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A $1 trillion trade partnership between the U.S. and Canada is in crisis as talks collapse amid escalating tensions, with Canada’s PM walking away from negotiations over a deal seen as too skewed toward American interests. Fueled by tariffs on steel and lumber, heated rhetoric from both sides—including Trump-era advisor Peter Navarro calling Canadians untrustworthy and Ontario’s Premier comparing Trump to a schoolyard bully—has inflamed public opinion. Surprisingly, even opposition voters back the Prime Minister’s bold move, signaling a national push for sovereignty over economic comfort. While U.S. officials offer conflicting narratives, experts agree a deal is still likely—but the relationship may never be the same again, as Canadians begin rethinking their dependence on their northern neighbor.

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