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Four recent false or misleading statements from the Trump administration about Canada

Público26 August 2026 at 16:39

O PÚBLICO verified four recent claims by the Trump administration about Canada that were not supported by facts. The imposition of bilateral tariffs between the US and Canada led Donald Trump to make several criticisms of the neighboring country, including statements about Canadian sovereignty, the impact of tariffs on the American economy, claims about drug flow at the border, and criticism of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's leadership. The journalistic verification showed that these claims were false or misleading.

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