The Take Has Trump broken Canada’s relationship with the US?
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Feb 6, 2025 
Stephen Marche, a Toronto-based journalist and novelist known for his book "The Next Civil War," dives into the shifting dynamics of Canada-U.S. relations influenced by Trump's policies. He discusses Canadian nationalism and the rare political unity in response to tariffs. Marche examines Trudeau's strategic measures against U.S. bullying, the complexities of addressing the fentanyl crisis, and the pressing need for Canada to reevaluate its economic dependencies. He also highlights the implications for Canadian politics amid rising competitors.
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Canadian Patriotism
- Canadians booed the U.S. national anthem at hockey games amidst trade tensions.
- They are actively checking product origins at grocery stores, showing a shift in consumer behavior.
Canadian Unity
- The trade dispute unified Canadians across political lines, a rare occurrence.
- The conservatives and liberals agree on the strategy of not joining the U.S.
Trudeau's Response
- Trudeau's response involved a speech highlighting the deep ties and shared history between Canada and the U.S.
- He also implemented retaliatory measures targeting key products in Republican states.