Trump says he would use 'economic force' to join Canada, U.S. together
CBC
U.S. president-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday continued to threaten significant tariffs and said he would be willing to use "economic force," rather than military force, to join Canada and the United States together.
Trump made the remarks at a news conference in Florida.
More to come.
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