Moore in the Morning Evan Solomon, CTV News special political correspondent and publisher at G-Zero Media, on Canada retaliating after Donald Trump imposes tariffs. Flavio Volpe, president of the Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, on the impact of Donald Trump’s 25% tariff on Canadian goods. Panelists debate the issues of the day on round two.
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Feb 3, 2025 In this insightful discussion, Flavio Volpe, the President of the Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, reveals the daunting impact of U.S. tariffs on Canada's auto industry, highlighting slim profit margins and potential legal challenges. The conversation dives into the escalating tensions between Canada and the U.S., exploring public sentiment and the economic ripple effects for border communities. Panelists passionately debate the irrational motivations behind these trade policies and urge support for local products amid growing political strife.
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Tariff Illogic
- The 25% tariff on Canadian goods versus 10% on Chinese goods appears illogical, suggesting a political motivation.
- The U.S. consumer ultimately bears the cost of tariffs, not the exporting country.
Rising Tensions
- Americans booed Canadian sports teams, reflecting the rising tensions over the tariffs.
- Evan Solomon's tweet about the sense of betrayal among Canadians garnered millions of views.
Be Welcoming to Tourists
- Canadians should be welcoming to American tourists despite the political climate regarding tariffs.
- Focus on positive interactions rather than blaming individual Americans for their government's decisions.