Three business experts shared their assessments on the future of Canada-U.S. relations with the return of Donald Trump as president.

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Talking Trump: Business experts weigh in on what's ahead for Canada

Trump denied a report that his threat of sweeping tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico is meant to force early renegotiations of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement.

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Trump says Canada tariffs have ‘nothing to do’ with forcing trade talks - National

Corey Chmelnyk is of two minds about President Donald Trump’s threat for a 25 per cent tariff to Canada. “I honestly wouldn’t say there’s panic yet because I think there’s still the potential that we don’t see the tariffs,” said the operations manager and part owner Meridian Energy Services. “Hopefully the tariffs are just a posturing and a negotiating tactic by Trump.” Chmelnyk explained that there is some belief the sector could be exempt or t…

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US President Donald Trump on Tuesday denied that his threat to impose sweeping tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico was intended to force an early trade renegotiation, insisting he was responding to “massive” flows of fentanyl and migrants into the United States. The Wall Street Journal reported Trump’s tactic was intended to jump-start talks on the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), which replaced NAFTA during Trump’s first term …

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Trump says Canadian tariffs 'have nothing to do' with forcing trade talks - National

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday denied that his threat of sweeping tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico is meant to force early trade renegotiations, insisting he’s responding to “massive” flows of fentanyl and migrants into the U.S. The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump’s tactic was meant to kickstart talks on the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), which replaced NAFTA during Trump’s first term as president, before i…

Talking Trump: Business experts weigh in on what's ahead for Canada

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