A little bit of education on Canada and USA trade:

1/ Canada is the largest export market for the U.S. and makes up one of the smallest trade deficits, owing largely to U.S. demand for energy-related products.

THREAD below, IMPORTANT to set the record straight:

Canada is America’s second largest trading partner, but number one export market: 2/ Trade in the auto sector is balanced between the 2 nations. While President Trump has mused that the U.S. could replace Canadian auto exports with its own domestic supply, the highly integrated North American supply chains is a major complicating factor.

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