Canada was supposed to buy 88 F-35 stealth fighters from the United States. Now the deal is in limbo: frustrated with President Trump's tariffs and pressure, Ottawa is reviewing the order and may instead buy more than 140 jets total, splitting the fleet between the F-35 and Sweden's Saab Gripen. Saab is pushing hard, dangling Canadian assembly, jobs, and maintenance contracts Lockheed won't match. It's part politics, part economics, and a high-stakes contest between two of the world's fighter makers.