Canadian Senator Challenges Donald Trump Jr. to Charity Boxing Match Over Tariffs

Senator Patrick Brazeau proposes a boxing match to raise funds for cancer research, citing frustrations with U.S. trade policies under President Trump.

Quebec Senator Patrick Brazeau publicly challenged Donald Trump Jr. to a charity boxing match, expressing discontent with recent U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods.
Brazeau, a former boxer, suggested the fight could raise money for cancer research or another cause of Trump Jr.'s choosing.
The senator criticized President Trump's tariffs, arguing they are unrelated to fentanyl concerns and instead target Canadian resources like oil and freshwater.
Brazeau previously participated in a charity boxing match against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in 2012, which raised $230,000 for cancer research.
The challenge comes during heightened tensions between the U.S. and Canada over trade disputes and retaliatory tariffs imposed by both nations.