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6 September 2026

The US-Canada 'divorce' and the $1.2 trillion fallout

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The US-Canada 'divorce' and the $1.2 trillion fallout

The US and Canada are often referred to as North American cousins, but the family feud has turned bitter as their trading relationship falls apart.

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