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  1. Under trade threats from the U.S. President, recommendations were submitted to the Finance Minister regarding how businesses could remain competitive.
  2. Buyers are cautiously re-entering the U.S. market as tariffs are imposed on goods from Canada.
  3. Trump's tariffs and hostile rhetoric are impacting cross-border business, which relies on Canadian clientele.
  4. Talks regarding US President's tariffs on Canadian goods have stalled due to differences over USMCA.

Trump stated that trade talks with Canada are not a focus, suggesting Canada might simply have to pay tariffs.

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Trump stated that trade talks with Canada are not a focus, suggesting Canada might simply have to pay tariffs.

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