Senator Susan Collins (R-Maine) on Thursday reiterated her call for the United States to resume trade negotiations with Canada amid the ongoing trade conflict between the two nations. Collins had previously criticized the 50 percent reciprocal tariffs that both countries enacted following the breakdown of talks last weekend. In a post on the social media platform X on Thursday afternoon, she expressed her concerns regarding the situation.
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Senator Collins Calls for Resumption of Trade Talks with Canada
Senator Susan Collins has called for the United States to return to trade discussions with Canada as tensions rise due to tariffs imposed by both countries. She previously criticized the reciprocal tariffs following the failure of negotiations last weekend.
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