Fear and influence beyond the campaign trail: FP Video on Trump’s fiscal footprint

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A person walks past “ELBOWS UP” signage with a Canadian flag on Toronto’s St. Clair Avenue West in reference to US President Donald Trump taunting to Canada as the 51st state, Friday April 11, 2025.A person walks past “ELBOWS UP” signage with a Canadian flag on Toronto’s St. Clair Avenue West in reference to US President Donald Trump taunting to Canada as the 51st state, Friday April 11, 2025. Photo by Peter J. Thompson/National Post/Postmedia files

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As Canada quickly approaches the federal election on April 28, FP Video speaks to economists, analysts and business leaders about the out-sized impact United States President Donald Trump has had, not only on the party campaigns, but also on financial projections for economies and businesses both domestic and abroad. Plus, keeping the home fires burning with the hottest new trend in heating.

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