US-Canada tariff war spares oil and gas due to mutual dependence

Despite escalating tariffs and rhetoric between the US and Canada, both nations have deliberately excluded oil and gas from trade restrictions, reflecting deep mutual dependence. The article argues that severing energy ties would be economically self-defeating for both, making true independence pyrrhic. This status quo is likely to persist unless political pressures force a break.

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