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  1. Pete Hoekstra, Mark Carney, and Donald Trump provided assessments on the status of the CUSMA trade deal, NATO, and the war in Iran.
  2. Hoekstra, Trump, and Carney discussed US trade policy and Canadian exports at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Trump Administration Targets Canada Amid Trade Tensions and Political Blame

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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Peter Navarro warned Canadian lobbyists to leave the United States and threatened severe consequences if they interfered in US elections. This warning came as reports suggested that the Trump administration was preparing a strategy to blame Canada for Republican midterm losses.

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The reports suggest the administration may be using Canada as a scapegoat for political outcomes. This political rhetoric follows similar accusations made by Pete Hoekstra, who previously warned that Canada’s anti-tariff advertising in the U.S. constituted electoral meddling.

Pete Hoekstra, Donald Trump, and Mark Carney recently discussed US trade policy and Canadian exports at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

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