Canada cautious on US trade deal amid looming deadline
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized that Canada will not accept a bad trade deal with the US, as the deadline for US tariffs approaches, risking a 35% tax on Canadian goods if no agreement is reached. The ongoing trade tensions, driven by US tariffs on metals and other goods, have prompted Canada to consider protective measures for key industries, amid a broader context of US trade disputes and tariffs affecting global trade dynamics.
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