Detroit despairs as Trump's Canada trade war hits the auto industry

Goods worth $1bn cross daily between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario — two blue-collar cities deeply linked by the North American auto industry. Trump's escalating trade dispute with Canada has drawn sharp criticism from political and economic leaders, who labelled the move "hubris", an act of "ego" and "insanity". The controversy comes ahead of midterm elections where several Michigan congressional races could determine control of Congress.

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