In a move that reaches beyond tariffs into the machinery of government itself, the Trump administration has directed the General Services Administration to strip Canadian goods from the federal procurement catalogs that agencies rely on daily. Issued in early September, the directive transforms the federal government's vast purchasing power into a blunt instrument of trade pressure — a step that is less a negotiation than a declaration. Whether it is a gambit designed to extract concessions from Ottawa or the first stroke of a longer realignment, it places two deeply intertwined economies at a
Trump Orders GSA to Remove Canadian Goods From Federal Procurement Lists
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