US-Canada trade talks 'intense' as new tariff deadline looms
Summary
Canada and the United States are in serious talks to stop new US tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods that could start in less than two days. Canadian leaders are trying to find a deal to avoid these tariffs, but no final agreement has been reached yet.Key Facts
- The US plans to start new 50% tariffs on about $20 billion Canadian imports soon.
- Canada’s negotiators have been in Washington for a week trying to reach a deal.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney described the talks as "very delicate and intense."
- The US wants Canada to remove its tariffs on American cars and change dairy rules.
- Canada’s provinces control alcohol sales, affecting possible concessions on US alcohol imports.
- Ontario and Quebec leaders have different views on concessions, especially about dairy and alcohol.
- Many Canadians feel the trade conflict is hurting them; some support tougher responses.
- The new tariffs may harm future trade talks if they are put into effect.
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