President Donald Trump warned he would impose a 100% tariff on all Canadian imports if Canada pursues a new trade deal with China. The warning follows Canada’s decision to cut tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles in exchange for lower Chinese duties on Canadian agricultural exports. Trump accused Canada of potentially acting as a conduit for Chinese goods into the U.S. market and questioned Prime Minister Mark Carney’s judgment. Analysts argue Carney’s outreach to Beijing clashes with Canadian democratic values and undermines his stated commitment to international norms. U.S. officials and experts warn Canada cannot replace U.S. trade with China and predict economic pressure and…

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