Trump DEMANDS Control of Canadian Ports, Carney REFUSES — U.S. Trade HUMILIATED
In a stunning escalation, Donald Trump demanded leverage over Canada’s ports—vital gateways for America’s trade lifelines. Ottawa’s answer was blunt: Prime Minister Mark Carney refused. The clash threatens billions in U.S. exports and has already sent shockwaves through shipping routes and manufacturing supply chains.
From Halifax to Vancouver, Canadian ports are accelerating new projects, signaling they’ll serve global markets without U.S. oversight. For American workers, that means higher costs, slower shipments, and mounting uncertainty. Carney’s rejection underscores a dramatic shift in the balance of power—one that leaves Washington scrambling.
This fight isn’t just about ports—it’s about who controls North America’s trade future. Trump’s tariffs and demands are colliding with Canada’s independence, reshaping alliances and putting American jobs at risk. The stakes are rising by the day.
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