Why does it take a tariff threat from the president of the United States to force Canada to stop the trafficking of illegal migrants and drugs across our borders? Why does it take a tariff threat to force Canada to get serious about eliminating inter-provincial trade barriers and building pipelines? Why does it take prodding from the U.S. to get Canada to think more seriously about strengthening its military and addressing the urgent need for Arctic security? And most importantly, why on earth should Canadians allow the policies of a U.S. president to define who should be their next prime minster?

We need a government that will do what's right because it's right and rally Canadians around a love of country, not a hatred of Americans{ai:summary}<p>The U.S. president's tariff threat has prompted Canada to take action against illegal migrant and drug trafficking, as well as to address inter-provincial trade barriers and pipeline development. It raises questions about Canada's military priorities and Arctic security, highlighting a reliance on U.S. influence in domestic policy decisions.</p><p>This situation underscores the complexities of U.S.-Canada relations and the implications of American policies on Canadian governance. The need for Canada to respond to external pressures raises concerns about national sovereignty and the direction of Canadian leadership. #illegals</p>

Preston Manning: The Liberals' disingenuous deathbed conversion in the face of Trump tariffs

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