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Canada says progress made on tightening border should satisfy US

Public Safety Minister David McGuinty stated Canada has acted on U.S. Concerns about border security and fentanyl trafficking.
Trump's executive order for tariffs on Canadian imports is paused until March 4 after Canada's border security measures.
Canada's national initiative against fentanyl led to 524 arrests and the seizure of 46 kilograms of fentanyl.
McGuinty claimed that Canada has made sufficient progress to meet standards for border security requirements.

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Arizona Daily Sun

Mexico, Canada seek to forestall tariffs with anti-drug efforts

WASHINGTON — Canada and Mexico on Friday sought to show President Donald Trump's administration evidence of progress in curbing the flow of fentanyl opioids into the U.S. ahead of a March 4 deadline for 25% tariffs on their goods imports.

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Canada says progress made on tightening border should satisfy US

The progress Canada has made on tightening security along the border with the United States and combating drug smuggling should satisfy the Trump administration, Public Safety Minister David McGuinty said on Thursday.

4 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Epoch Times

Trudeau Says Ottawa Continuing to Work ‘Day and Night’ to Stop US Tariffs

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canadian officials are continuing their work to demonstrate that Canada is taking enough action on border security and fentanyl trafficking, which have been the impetus behind the U.S. president’s looming tariffs. “We’re working day and night with one single goal as to avoid having these tariffs on next Tuesday,” Trudeau told reporters in French on Feb. 27. “The president is worried about fentanyl, and in that …

4 days ago·New York, United States

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