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Tariff This: Elbows Up, Egos Down
“Elbows up” has become Canada’s rallying cry—but is retaliation actually a strategy?
In this solo episode of The Okotoks Podcast, Carlin Lutzer draws on 15 years in real estate to examine how arrogance, pride and personality can prevent two sides from reaching a deal—even when the people they represent desperately need one.
Carlin explores Canada’s dependence on the American market, our failure to diversify trade and the barriers that still make it difficult to trade within our own country. He also questions whether tariffs meant to punish the United States ultimately place Canadian families, workers and businesses in the penalty box instead.
This isn’t about cheering for Donald Trump or surrendering Canada’s dignity. It’s about recognizing the imbalance between the two economies, controlling our retaliation and negotiating from a position grounded in reality.
Politicians may take the penalties, but ordinary people pay the price.
Elbows up? Absolutely.
Eyes open? Always.
Egos down? It’s time.
What do you think? Is Canada’s “elbows up” approach protecting our interests—or hurting the very people it is supposed to defend?