At its core, the Canada-U.S. trade dispute is about autos @globeandmail
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The auto sector is at the heart of trade discussions between Canada and the U.S.

Canada’s auto sector has been hit hard over the past year with tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump. How the U.S. was planning on dealing with the auto industry was one of the reasons the trade deal between the two countries fell apart over the weekend.

So today, The Globe’s economics reporter, Mark Rendell, explains why trade discussions focus so heavily on the auto industry, what impact the tariffs have had, and what it means for a sector that is already struggling.

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At its core, the Canada-U.S. trade dispute is about autos

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