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U.S.-Canada trade detente would ease inflation pressures, Poilievre says (opens the original)
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Canada’s oil and mineral resources can help alleviate U.S. inflation pressures, but the Trump administration needs to back off its tariff policies against its northern neighbour, the leader of the country’s Conservative Party said. In an interview with Bloomberg Television, Pierre Poilievre touted Canada’s “affordable energy” and said he’s spoken with Prime Minister Mark Carney about building a “national reserve of strategic minerals and oil” that allies could tap into. “By trading more with Can
Saskatchewan to put 50% tax on U.S. booze in tariff retaliation (opens the original)
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The western Canadian province of Saskatchewan will put a 50 per cent tax on United States alcoholic beverages in retaliation for new American tariffs on Canadian beer, wine and liquor. Saskatchewan and Alberta are the only two Canadian provinces where U.S. wine and spirits are still widely available for retail sale. The other eight provinces pulled booze off the shelves last year after President Donald Trump’s administration launched its trade war. On Saturday, the White House implemented new 50
TD sees Canada investment ‘supercycle’ with tax, regulation reforms (opens the original)
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The Canadian economy has the potential to enter an investment “supercycle,” despite its currently stormy relationship with the United States, but it needs reforms to taxes and regulation, Toronto-Dominion Bank said. In a new report, economists at Canada’s second-largest bank calculated there’s already more than $1 trillion in proposed long-term projects in key sectors. That includes about $280 billion in the defence industry, as Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government spends heavily to rebuild t
U.S., Canada barrel toward 50% tariff as Trump deadline approaches (opens the original)
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Canada is racing to strike a deal with the Trump administration on Tuesday before a midnight deadline to avoid a 50 per cent tariff on billions of dollars worth of exports to the U.S. Canadian officials Janice Charette and Dominic LeBlanc held talks with U.S. counterparts through the weekend and on Monday in search of an agreement to remove the tariff threat. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters the negotiations were “intense” but gave no details. Carney and U.S. President Donald T
U.S., Canada barrel toward 50% tariff as Trump deadline approaches (opens the original)
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Canada is racing to strike a deal with the Trump administration on Tuesday before a midnight deadline to avoid a 50 per cent tariff on billions of dollars worth of exports to the U.S. Canadian officials Janice Charette and Dominic LeBlanc held talks with U.S. counterparts through the weekend and on Monday in search of an agreement to remove the tariff threat. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters the negotiations were “intense” but gave no details. Carney and U.S. President Donald T
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