‘People are bruised’: The Roundtable on how Trump’s tariffs are turning Canadian politics upside down

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Publisher Rudyard Griffiths and editor-at-large Sean Speer discuss Trump’s tariffs and how the Liberals and Conservatives are jockeying politically in the aftermath of import taxes on Canadian goods going into the U.S. being postponed for thirty days.

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‘People are bruised’: The Roundtable on how Trump’s tariffs are turning Canadian politics upside down

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