Canada hints at delaying retaliation as trade talks with the U.S. resume
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Canada signals it may refrain from new retaliatory tariffs against Donald Trump’s latest trade measures, while leaving the option to respond if needed; Ontario’s Ford criticized Trump but urged a deal before the midterms, and Mark Carney said Canada is ready to return to negotiation if talks are conducted with respect for sovereignty.
- Carney calls Trump’s latest trade measures ‘relatively modest,’ signals restraint AP News
- What the U.S. and Canada’s Trade War Could Mean for Prices Time Magazine
- US banning dairy products, most alcohol and motorcycles from Canada in growing trade war AP News
- Why Trump Has It Out for Canada The Atlantic
- Carney Calls US Trade Bans ‘Modest,’ Signals Canada Won’t Retaliate Bloomberg.com
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