Outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that American consumers will face higher prices if President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on Canadian products, including oil, steel, and aluminum. Trudeau stated that Canada will respond with retaliatory tariffs, potentially impacting markets for autos, lumber, and oil. Despite Trump’s claims, Canada is a crucial trading partner for the U.S., supplying oil, critical minerals, and metals. If tariffs are implemented, Canada is prepared to target American orange juice, toilets, and steel products, with nearly $3.6 billion Canadian dollars worth of goods crossing the border daily.
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Why are airdrops on Gaza so dangerous? | World News
The United Nations has condemned recent airdrops of aid into Gaza, stating they risk harming the very civilians they aim to help, as one-third of the population faces starvation. Aid delivered by air is inefficient and often fails to reach the most vulnerable, with the UN emphasizing that land routes are crucial for effective humanitarian support. Want More Context? 🔎
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