Canada Hopes to Remove All Trump-Era Tariffs in Upcoming Trade Deal

Canada Hopes to Remove All Trump-Era Tariffs in Upcoming Trade Deal

Canada’s ambassador to Washington and chief trade negotiator stated in an early Wednesday interview with the Globe and Mail that there is still hope of removing all Trump-imposed tariffs as part of an upcoming trade agreement with the White House.

The negotiator emphasized that discussions with US counterparts are progressing, and the Canadian delegation remains optimistic that a comprehensive deal can be reached by the end of the month. The comments reflect a renewed push from Canada to restore smoother trade relations, especially as Trump-era protectionist policies continue to affect sectors like aluminum, steel, and agriculture.

Tariff Relief Still on the Table

The ambassador did not confirm any final decisions but suggested that the removal of tariffs remains a core condition in the ongoing talks. The outcome could have significant implications for both countries’ supply chains and export markets.

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