Canada-US trade: $1.3 trillion

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Trump's proposed tariffs on Canada

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Canada does $1.3 trillion of two to a trade with the United States . That's more than China , Japan , UK and France combined. We're the closest allies and friends over many generations, over centuries actually, and we're just so much stronger together. We ship energy down to Michigan , over to New York , but Alberta ships 4.3 million barrels a day. Who would we love to give our energy to the US ?.

Premier Ford : "We're the ones who put 100% tariffs on Chinese vehicles and I think 25% on on parts" He says he'd much rather prefer to do a bilateral trade deal directly with the US . If Mexico wants to do 1 separately with us, so be it. OK, so get get the NATO thing fixed, get the border thing fixed and make a deal, yeah.

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