Trudeau announces summit Friday to address U.S. tariff conflict
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a Canada-U.S. Economic Summit to be held in Toronto on Friday, aimed at increasing investment and easing trade barriers.
- Trudeau discussed border security with U.S. President Donald Trump, proposing a $1.3-billion plan to enhance border safety.
- Trudeau committed to new measures including a 'fentanyl czar' and listing Mexican cartels as terrorists under Canadian law.
- The summit will gather trade and business leaders to explore ways to grow Canada's economy and diversify export markets.
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