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Canadian lawmakers back pause in U.S. trade talks amid concern over impacts

Liberal MPs support Prime Minister Mark Carney's pause in trade talks with the United States while expressing concern about potential effects.

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The dispute could affect Canada-U.S. economic relations, but the supplied report describes political debate rather than a confirmed new measure.

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  1. 'Very frightening': Liberal MPs back Carney's pause in U.S. trade talks, but worry about impacts - The Hill Times ↗hilltimes.com · Recorded source date: Aug 31, 2026, 7:01 AM UTC

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