Canada turns its critical minerals into leverage against Trump As the trade war escalates, Ottawa is signaling less interest in sharing with the U.S. OTTAWA — Canada is no longer talking about critical minerals as an asset to share with the United States, as it slaps back at the Trump administration in its bitterly escalating trade war.
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