Canada trade deal 'very close'
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Trade negotiations between the United States and Canada are accelerating, with White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett suggesting the two countries are approaching an agreement that could ease months of escalating tariffs and economic tensions.
President Donald Trump announces plans to lift certain tariffs on Canada to support Republican Senator Susan Collins' re-election bid.
The ice may be thawing in the United States-Canada trade negotiations as the former heads into a contentious midterm season and the latter grapples with a flagging export economy.
Ottawa — Canada will impose tariffs on some U.S. goods in retaliation for 50% levies ordered by President Donald Trump on Canadian products, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Saturday, after trade talks collapsed between the two neighbors. The "dollar ...
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New Canada tariff exemptions could give Susan Collins an economic win in the closing stretch of her Senate race.
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‘Stop Insulting Carney!’: Canada Gets Tariff Boost Amid U.S. Midterms; Bill Clinton Threatens Trump
Canada has picked up fresh tariff relief from Washington as Donald Trump faces growing pressure over the economic fallout of his trade war — and former U.S. President Bill Clinton is now publicly praising Mark Carney while blasting the way America has treated its closest allies.
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Trump Heads to Canada–U.S. Border for Michigan Rally as Republican Senate Candidate Distances Himself From Tariffs
Donald Trump will hold a rally in Port Huron, Michigan, on October 25, underscoring trade tensions at a key U.S.–Canada crossing. The Port Huron rally comes as Trump promotes his tariff agenda near the Blue Water Bridge, one of North America’s busiest links. At the same time, his endorsed Senate candidate Mike Rogers has said the tariffs have gone too far, while Democrat Abdul El-Sayed opposes him for the open seat. A WDIV–Detroit News survey found 64.2% oppose 50% tariffs on selected Canadian goods, and 71.5% expect higher personal costs. An October Marist poll shows El-Sayed 50% and Rogers 48%. Republicans lead 53–47; Democrats need four seats for control.
