- US tariffs and trade negotiations between Canada and US
- Carney and Trump agree to intensify trade talks, while Ford promotes fighting U.S. tariffs amid ongoing trade tensions.
- Trump imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, leading to the failure of trade talks and Ford supporting retaliation.
Ford urged retaliatory tariffs against US states, while tariffs on Canadian goods caused increased aluminum costs.
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Updated Sep 19
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Ford urged retaliatory tariffs against US states, while tariffs on Canadian goods caused increased aluminum costs.
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