Loading ...Canada and US should work something out I hope but that PM over there I don’t know if he’s good for Canada. You would know more about it than me. I’d hate to see that beautiful country have cities like we do in NY Chicago and Souther Cal. They can learn from other people mistakes too.
As far as steel I can think two ways. What’s good for another may not be good for us. My father before he died young back in the 70s owned a steel company and was VP of another in Menominee Wisc. Things were getting hard then. He care about people, he cared about American jobs. He during hard times kept the companies going and even borrowed on his home to do it. After he died the company fell apart putting a lot of good family men out of work. From memory although pretty young then aluminum was a new competitor then. Since then steel has continued to go down hill. So why even if a small portion are we even buying from someone else?
When I visited PA few years back I saw the devastation of closed mills there too.