Canadian province proposes targeting US defense and energy exports in trade dispute
British Columbia's premier, David Eby, suggests Canada should consider restricting exports of US-made fighter jets and coal as leverage in the ongoing trade conflict with the Trump administration. The proposal moves beyond conventional tariffs to pressure the US economically. Eby's comments reflect escalating tensions between the two countries over trade policies.
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