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When a war is not a war
It’s time that the media begin to clear up their language and not refer to the trade dispute between Canada and the U.S.A. as a “war.” A war is defined as a large-scale armed conflict between nations. A dispute is a disagreement, an argument between individuals or nations. I think everyone would agree that what we are witnessing is a trade dispute.
TERRY ASELTINE Winnipeg
