The Blue Wave that swept the U.S. in the 2026 midterm elections could be a boon for Canadian stocks. The newly elected Democrat-controlled Congress is expected to put pressure on Trump to soften or eliminate tariffs imposed by his administration on Canada. The rolling back of those heavy trade taxes stands to benefit the metals, auto parts, and lumber industries, among others, in the Great White North. Liz Napolitano reports.
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0:00 Introduction
00:48 Chapter 1 - Canadian tariffs
03:40 Chapter 2 - Border states
Reporter: Liz Napolitano
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