BREAKING: Canada Rejects U.S. Trash — Trump's Trade War Backfires Again | George Will

BREAKING: Canada Rejects U.S. Trash — Trump's Trade War Backfires Again | George Will**

Canada just made a move that no one in Washington saw coming. While the United States was busy escalating trade tensions, Mark Carney quietly closed the border to American garbage exports — and the consequences are already piling up.

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In this video, we cover: The United States has been exporting millions of tons of waste to Canada for decades. It was a quiet arrangement that worked because no one talked about it. But when Ottawa announced it would no longer accept American trash, the implications went far beyond landfills. We analyze George Will's perspective on how this decision exposes the fragility of continental relationships and the hidden costs of unpredictable trade policy.

Key Topics Discussed:

The Quiet Arrangement: Why American cities depended on Canadian landfills for decades.

Carney's Strategic Move: How Canada turned garbage into geopolitical leverage.

The Real Cost: What this means for American municipalities, waste management companies, and your local taxes.

George Will's Analysis: Why reliability, not size, is the new currency of power in North American relations.

Trump's Trade War Fallout: How aggressive tariff policies continue to backfire in unexpected ways.

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