When Donald Trump floated the idea of slapping 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, it was more than just a shot across the bow—it was a cannonball aimed squarely at North America’s deeply entwined trade ecosystem. U.S. oil producers are warning that a tariff on heavy oil imported from Canada would raise consumer prices at the pump. Some pundits are dismissing these threats as political bluster, while others are cautioning not to shrug off the notion entirely. If enacted, these tariffs could strain trilateral relations built…
