Canada could use 2 key exports as leverage against Trump. One premier says that's a bad idea.

Business Insider | 27-08-2026 06:45am |

Canada is escalating its trade dispute with the United States, with new retaliatory tariffs set to take effect on September 8. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has advised against using oil and potash exports as leverage, arguing it would harm Canada as well. The trade fight continues to intensify, with President Trump threatening further tariffs. Moe's comments highlight the economic interdependence between the two countries.

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