Trade disputes between the United States and Canada are nothing new. They date back as far as the late 19th century.
What began as two neighbouring countries seeking to expand their markets and assert economic sovereignty has evolved into a broad range of conflicts.
These historical trade disputes have included accusations of unfair subsidies, protectionist tariffs, and, more recently, concerns over national security, fentanyl and border security.
Softwood lumber, one of the most important items on the list of Canadian exports to the U.S., has been consistently under attack by…
