Incoming U.S. president Donald Trump continues to be controversial, with comments of acquiring Canada by economic force. This of course comes after the threat of 25% tariffs on Canadian goods and musings about the country becoming "the 51st state." What does the future of Canada-U.S relations look like once Trump takes office? John Parisella, was Robert Bourassa’s Chief of Staff, was Quebec’s delegate in New York City, and Senior Advisor of Business Outreach at National’s Montreal office. He spoke to Andrew Carter.

<p>Incoming U.S. president Donald Trump continues to be controversial, with comments of acquiring Canada by economic force. This of course comes after the threat of 25% tariffs on Canadian goods and musings about the country becoming "the 51st state."&nbsp;What does the future of Canada-U.S relations look like once Trump takes office? John Parisella, was Robert Bourassa&rsquo;s Chief of Staff, was Quebec&rsquo;s delegate in New York City, and Senior Advisor of Business Outreach at National&rsquo;s Montreal office. He spoke to Andrew Carter.</p>

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