Canada’s biggest newspaper targets US states over ‘Trump’s tariff tantrums’
The Globe and Mail said the economic case for Canada’s tariffs on US goods was “zilch, nada, zero,” warning that consumers on both sides of the border would face higher prices. But its editorial board said on Sunday there was “a limited (and time-limited) political case to be made” for the measures and called for American politicians and voters to be made aware of the consequences of Trump’s trade war with Canada.