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   >   By: Mike Powell to ROB MCCART on Sat Feb 22 2025 10:53 am   
      
   >  >> We have more trade restrictions between provinces here than we do for   
   >  >> trading with the USA.. The problem with this is, once changes are made,   
   ev   
   >  >> if your next President reverses the bad ideas, the changes we make to   
   >  >> survive them may stay permanent now that we see that the trusting   
   >  >> relationship we have had with the USA can be changed on a whim.. We will   
   >  >> always deal with you due to proximity but likely do less trade and do   
   more   
   >  >> with the rest of the world.   
      
   > The supply chain disruptions these tarriffs will cause are disrupting trade   
   > agreements and assumptions that countries are operating in good faith to   
   > continue trade.   
      
   > Resetting them will be a massive undertaking and will take a long time. And,   
   w   
   > won't be able to switch back. I fear that this is a permanent change.   
      
   You replied to me but quoted only Rob.  I agree they will be difficult to   
   switch back.  My opinion is that each country needs to do what is best for   
   them.  Since Canada especially didn't deserve a screwing over, IMHO, if   
   what they decide to do screws us over in return I cannot blame them one bit.   
      
   Sounds like, at the very least, it might get them moving towards making   
   trade easier between their own provinces which, in the long run, would be   
   of benefit to Canada and maybe even their international trade partners.   
      
      
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