Why Canada's trust in the United States may not recover anytime soon | DW News

The United States is expanding its trade war with Canada, introducing import bans on products including many alcoholic beverages, some dairy products and motorcycles after Ottawa imposed roughly $20 billion in retaliatory tariffs on US goods. But the economic measures may be only part of the story. Jen Gerson, co-founder of The Line, argues that years of trust between the two neighbors have been damaged and could take a generation to rebuild.

00:00 Canada-US trade war escalates
00:26 Canadian shoppers respond to new tariffs
00:01:19 Trade talks collapse after failed negotiations
01:36 Analysis of the rapidly worsening Canada-US relationship
02:48 Interview: Jen Gerson, co-founder of The Line and political commentator
03:15 Is the dispute really about trade or political pressure?
04:24 Canadian concerns about sovereignty and dependence on the US
06:27 Canada's pivot toward Europe and China
07:10 Why allies should pay attention to the Canada-US dispute
08:12 Can trust between Canada and the US be restored?

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