No lifting tariffs on Canadian goods today, Trump says. Live updates here.
When asked whether there’s anything Prime Minister Mark Carney can say today for the U.S. to lift tariffs on Canadian goods, U.S. President Donald Trump replied, “No.”
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No lifting tariffs on Canadian goods today, Trump says. Live updates here.
When asked whether there’s anything Prime Minister Mark Carney can say today for the U.S. to lift tariffs on Canadian goods, U.S. President Donald Trump replied, “No.”
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