‘Canada would ‘cease to exist’ without the US’: Trump mocks Northern neighbour over tariffs
US President Donald Trump mocked Canada again over tariffs, especially on the auto sector. He said tariffs could go up from 25%, saying the States do not need Canada’s cars, energy or lumber. He was also asked on Canada’s general elections on April 28.
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