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This video breaks down a growing paradox in the Canada–U.S. trade war: tariffs sound tough, but they can destabilize the aerospace supply chain. With China reportedly pausing Boeing deliveries and parts purchases, Boeing is squeezed again by labor tension, higher costs, and production pressure. If Washington adds a 25% tariff hit on Canada (and aluminum costs jump), an industry built on constant cross-border parts flow could see delays, pricier inputs, and weaker competitiveness—while Airbus gains ground.
Canada’s advantage is predictability and “standards power.” Aerospace ecosystems in Quebec and Ontario can become a technical harbor when policy uncertainty turns the runway into fog—right as USMCA politics heats up. The script cites major two-way aerospace trade, Boeing’s CAD 240M Quebec initiatives, and over CAD 2B in Canadian contracts—signals that long-cycle work (and jobs) follows stability.
Conclusion: real leverage is in choke points, certification, and trust—not just tariff rates and headlines.
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