The Globe and Mail: Throughout U.S. President Donald Trump’s volatile second term, Canada has enjoyed a relatively advantaged position when it came to trade access to the world’s largest economy – one that made it the envy of many other countries.
If Mr. Trump’s latest volley of tariffs against this country take effect next month, much of that benefit would evaporate, leaving Canada’s average effective tariff rate – a measure of duties collected as a share of total imports – just a notch behind that of France and Vietnam…