A Trade War Is on Hold, but Trump’s Motives and a Fix Remain Uncertain

Fear gripped Windsor, Ontario as President Trump threatened tariffs on Canadian exports, but anger replaced it after the tariffs were suspended. The relationship between Canada and the US has shifted, with uncertainty surrounding the tariffs. Historically, tariffs have caused economic anxiety in Canada, leading to movements for annexation by the US. A current battle over lobster in Nova Scotia and concerns about marijuana dependence highlight ongoing issues in the country. Meanwhile, a Canadian “pirate” stole cryptocurrency, and a writer reflects on improved sex life. Real Estate features $300,000 properties on Prince Edward Island. Ian Austen covers Canada for The Times and welcomes feedback at austen@nytimes.com.

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