Trump pauses tariffs on Canadian imports as negotiations continue
US President Donald Trump has paused tariffs on Canadian imports, while Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said further work is needed for a durable agreement. The delay is providing relief to some Canadian businesses but does not resolve the underlying trade dispute.
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Why it matters
The tariff dispute could affect cross-border trade and businesses in both countries if negotiations fail or restrictions are reinstated.
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