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Canada SHIFTS Auto Exports Toward the EU — David Frum Says Trump Tariffs Forced This Move

A quiet trade realignment is underway—and it didn’t start in Brussels.

As tariff pressure reshaped incentives, Canada began redirecting auto exports away from traditional U.S. dependence and toward European markets. According to David Frum, this shift was not ideological—it was structural.

In this video, we examine how Donald Trump’s tariff strategy altered supply-chain math, encouraged diversification, and pushed Canadian manufacturers to reduce exposure to U.S. volatility.

This is not a story about retaliation.
It’s about risk management, market access, and how trade flows respond when predictability disappears.

We break down:

Why Canadian auto exporters are prioritizing EU routes

How tariff uncertainty changed long-term planning

What this means for U.S. manufacturing leverage

Why Europe benefits from stability while North America absorbs friction

How trade decisions quietly outlast political cycles

No outrage. No slogans. Just incentives, institutions, and consequences.

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