Canadians Resist Trump's Tariffs

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The 51st state? Canadians say no, thanks. They don't want U.S. products either

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President Trump has turned Canada into a punching bag, threatening hefty tariffs on its goods.

Outraged by such talk from a nation that is supposed to be their closest friend, Canadians are boycotting U.S. imports.

With support from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other leaders, the boycott is gaining ground.

Experts say Trump 's aggression has helped unify a country that in recent months had been deeply divided over Trudeau 's leadership.

The prospect of a trade war loomed until just hours before the tariffs were set to take effect.

At the last minute , Trudeau and Trump arrived at an accord: The prime minister agreed to fortify Canada ’s border with the U.S. , and the president agreed to postpone tariffs for 30 days .

Canada is a major exporter of both metals.

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