Growing friction between the U.S. and Canada is undermining efforts at regional collaboration on key issues, including trade and China policy, according to analysts. The strained relationship threatens to weaken joint strategies that once relied on cross-border alignment. Experts warn that the divide could leave both nations less effective in addressing shared economic and geopolitical challenges. The shift highlights how bilateral disputes are reshaping North American diplomacy.
Tensions between the U.S. and Canada are reducing the likelihood of regional cooperation on issues relating to China and trade, analysts said. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, left, is pictured ...
