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U.S. bill would repeal Canada tariffs and refund duties

A bill introduced by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand would repeal tariffs on Canada and refund duties already paid. The measure is proposed legislation, not yet a binding policy change.

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If enacted, the bill could reduce trade friction and alter costs for businesses trading between the United States and Canada.

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