If Canada were exporting large volumes of the drug into the States, threatening the Mexican stranglehold on the market, violence between crime gangs would ensue, Laura Huey, a criminology professor at Western University, says

As the U.S. government appeared in court Wednesday to defend its use of emergency powers to impose a sweeping, global array of tariffs, the alleged “emergency” presented by Canada appeared to be shrinking by the month.

President Donald Trump cited what he calls a “flood” of fentanyl from Canada when he invoked an emergency-powers law to circumvent Congress and impose 35 per cent duties on goods imported from here.

But the latest U.S. statistics add to existing questions around that allegation. After a brief spike in the volume of fentanyl that American authoritie

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