Canada's former trade minister says Americans are the ones paying Trump's tariffs — and the costs are about to get a lot worse. In this episode of Deseret Voices, the Honorable Mary Ng, who served as Canada's Minister of International Trade from 2018 to 2025, sits down with Jane Clayson Johnson to explain why the US-Canada trade war is unlike anything she's seen: a Depression-era law invoked for the first time in nearly a century, a free trade agreement violated by the same president who negotiated it, and the real possibility that Canada could restrict America's electricity, oil, and natural gas supply.
