The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, June 13, edition that at a news conference in Singapore, United States President Donald Trump said Canada would pay for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decision to push back on U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs. A triple bylined item in The Globe reports that after Mr. Trump's meeting with North Korean dictator Kim Jongun, Mr. Trump said he was surprised last weekend when he watched the PM's Group of Seven news conference on Air Force One and saw Mr. Trudeau vow to retaliate against levies on aluminum and steel. Mr. Trump said: "He assumed I was in an airplane and I wasn't watching. He learned. That's going to cost a lot of money for the people of Canada. He learned. You can't do that." On Wednesday, Canada's consul-general to New York, Phyllis Yaffe, will take to the floor of Pennsylvania's general assembly to talk up the benefits of unfettered commerce between Canada and the U.S. Infrastructure Minister Amarjeet Sohi visited North Dakota's capital on Monday, where he warned local and state chambers of commerce of the harm the steel and aluminum tariffs would cause. "We should be removing barriers not creating barriers," Mr. Sohi said.