Is escalating tit-for-tat tariffs a viable long-term strategy for either country, or does the Ford/Carney back-and-forth suggest de-escalation is the only realistic path forward?
Is Canada's shifting approach to trade with the US—bending on taxes while facing new tariffs—a sign of strategic pragmatism or capitulation?
Which of these stories deserves more national attention than it's getting: the Gordie Howe Bridge opening, the Mississauga murder arrest, or the St. Lawrence River guilty plea?
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