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LILLEY: Trade wars aren’t won by matching punch for punch, Carney’s rhetoric has a price
Toronto Sun
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Carney and Ford are talking tough, but Canada's economy will pay the price if retaliation becomes about politics instead of strategy.
- Why it matters
- How Canada frames trade retaliation affects whether the country protects economic interests or absorbs avoidable damage from escalating disputes.
- Most affected
- Canadian economy — Risks damage if retaliation becomes politically motivated rather than strategically planned.
- Likely next
- Whether Carney and Ford's statements lead to specific retaliatory measures or remain rhetorical positioning.
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