Negotiators from the United States and Canada are engaged in discussions to finalize a trade agreement as the deadline for tariffs imposed by the US approaches. Experts indicate that even if a last-minute agreement is reached, it is unlikely that the US will remove all tariffs on Canadian goods.
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US and Canada Negotiators Work Towards Trade Agreement Ahead of Tariff Deadline
Negotiators from the US and Canada are working to finalize a trade agreement before the impending deadline for US tariffs on Canadian goods. Experts suggest that a last-minute agreement may not lead to the removal of all tariffs.
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