tent.
The move is a defensive trade adjustment as well as a domestic affordability measure. Canada is trying to preserve cultural-policy support without handing USTR a fresh retaliation target before the USMCA review. The retreat does not end the streaming dispute, but it lowers the immediate risk that the CRTC’s 15 percent order becomes a flashpoint alongside autos, dairy, steel, aluminum and retaliation.
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