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The U.S. just announced a controversial new rule requiring Canadians staying over 30 days to register with authorities, sparking backlash. In response, Canada has hit back hard, imposing $21 billion worth of tariffs on American exports, including motorcycles, beef, whiskey, steel, and aluminum. With tensions escalating, is this the beginning of a full-blown U.S.-Canada trade war? How will this impact businesses and travelers on both sides of the border? Stay tuned as we break down the latest in this brewing economic battle!

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00:30We're a steel service center.
00:50We buy steel from the various manufacturers, mostly Canadian, but some American.
00:59It can be hard to predict, but we did go through this, I guess, in 2018, Trump's first time
01:05around.
01:06Well, the one product we buy that's only produced in the US, not produced in Canada, are the
01:14steel beams, and they're right behind us.
01:19These are the I-beams that are produced in the US, mainly in Georgia.
02:29These are the I-beams that are produced in the US, mainly in Georgia.
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