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Topic: Canada

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Tuesday, 7/21, 10:33 PM

Carney Says Canada Weighing 'All Options' After Trump's 50% Tariffs

  • Canada's prime minister, Mark Carney, says he will consider 'all options' if the United States goes ahead with the 50 percent tariffs President Trump announced this week, while adding that the two leaders have agreed to intensify trade talks.
  • The duties are set to take effect in about 30 days.

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In brief

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