President Donald Trump imposes tariffs and now tourist restrictions, and Canada’s government reacts in an utterly predictable way — by implementing countermeasures, waving the flag, and entering into the type of trade war where there are only losers in the end. So be it — maybe counter-tariffs and other retaliations have their place, at least temporarily.

When those who put him in office experience economic pain from these measures, they will exert pressure more powerful than Canadian counter-tariffs{ai:summary}<p>President Trump has imposed tariffs and tourist restrictions, prompting Canada to respond with countermeasures. This escalation may lead to a trade war, which historically results in losses for both sides. While retaliatory measures might have short-term benefits, the long-term consequences remain uncertain. #economy</p>

Preston Manning: American populism will solve Trump's tariffs and tourist restrictions

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