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US, Canada working on deal to ease steel, auto tariffs: Report
Negotiators are discussing relief from up to 50% steel tariffs and 25% auto tariffs as both governments seek to revive stalled trade talks.
- Trade talks between the U.S. and Canada are moving quickly at a political level, with Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc leading the Canadian side toward a mutually beneficial deal.
- Canada walked away from negotiations in late summer after the American government proposed a "bad deal" that "asked too much and offered too little," according to Prime Minister Mark Carney.
- Last week, President Donald Trump exempted specific Canadian goods from 50 per cent tariffs to help Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins's re-election, while imposing new levies on other imports.
- "Pens are down, and the doors are open," said Canada's lead negotiator Janice Charette on Thursday, though detailed negotiations have not yet resumed at the formal table.
- Despite Trump's claims that a deal will be settled "pretty soon," sources warn that "key elements remain unresolved" and Canada will judge any offer as a whole before committing.
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Total News Sources27
Leaning Left5Leaning Right7Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution44% Right
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- 44% of the sources lean Right
44% Right
L 31%
C 25%
R 44%
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