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Wilbur Ross: Canadian sentiment complicates US trade talks

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Trade negotiations between the U.S. and Canada have become significantly more challenging due to a notable shift in Canadian public sentiment towards the United States. Former U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross noted that this negative attitude complicates discussions, as any U.S. proposal may face political opposition in Canada. The current trade disputes involve issues such as defense spending, dairy levies, and transshipments, with both nations imposing substantial tariffs on each other. AI

RANK_REASON Former cabinet secretary provides analysis on current trade disputes, drawing parallels to his past experience.

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Wilbur Ross: Canadian sentiment complicates US trade talks

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Eleanor Pringle ·

    Wilbur Ross led trade talks with Canada in Trump’s first term—he says it’s more difficult now because Canadians simply don’t like the U.S. as much

    "The Canadians have adopted a very negative attitude toward the U.S. in general, and we can argue, is that justified? Is it not? It doesn't matter."

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