Canada’s ports could play key role as Trump’s tariffs bite
There has been a lot of talk about nation-building projects in Canada as a response to Donald Trump’s draconian tariffs. Some of these – like a tunnel that would duplicate a major road north of Toronto – are wild and woolly. Others make sense, provided they can be shown to enhance Canada’s economy and help diversify trade.
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