Ottawa discussing trade concessions with U.S. in return for some tariff relief, sources say

Canada is negotiating trade concessions with the US as Trump threatens 50 per cent tariffs

Canada and the United States are in tense trade negotiations with Ottawa considering concessions including ending provincial alcohol bans to avoid new tariffs set to take effect in less than two weeks. Prime Minister Mark Carney characterized the talks as 'nasty' after President Trump criticized Canadian leadership.

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Canada is negotiating trade concessions with the US as Trump threatens 50 per cent tariffs

Ottawa discussing trade concessions with U.S. in return for some tariff relief, sources say

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Canada is negotiating trade concessions with the US as Trump threatens 50 per cent tariffs

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