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Ottawa’s $28 billion retaliation problem: Canada can hit swing states or spare itself—not both

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Ottawa’s $28 billion retaliation problem: Canada can hit swing states or spare itself
# Editorial Summary This piece argues that Canada faces an inescapable policy trilemma: retaliatory tariffs can target swing states, inflict real economic pain on U.S. producers, or minimize domestic harm—but not all three simultaneously—because of structural economic integration between the countries.
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