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Trump's 50% Tariff On Canadian Goods Will Cost You — Here's Exactly How Much

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters on Tuesday that he had spoken with President Donald Trump about the newly imposed 50% tariff on most Canadian goods, and said that the two had agreed...

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Trump announces 50% tariffs on Canada. What it means for consumers

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Trump imposing 50% tariffs on certain Canadian goods over alleged trade discrimination

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U.S. hits Canada with steep tariffs on range of products, including hockey sticks

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump signed orders Monday to hammer certain Canadian products with 50 per cent tariffs, escalating trade tensions with the United States’ northern neighbour.

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Trump’s own trade war contributing to drop in U.S. auto exports to Canada, experts say

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Trump threatens Canada with new 50% tariff

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Trump seeking trade leverage over Canada with new targeted tariffs: analysts

Trump signed a series of executive orders on Monday that would impose a 50 per cent tariff on a range of goods, including honey, liquor, cement and hockey sticks.

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Trump may face another courtroom fight over Canada tariffs

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Trump’s new tariffs target about 5 per cent of Canada’s exports to U.S.: economists

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Trump slaps new tariffs on slew of Canadian goods, including hockey sticks

President Donald Trump signed a trio of proclamations imposing wide-ranging, 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, including wine, cheese and hockey sticks.

Trump to Impose 50% Tariff on Many Canadian Goods

The administration will use an untested legal provision to put significant duties on Canadian exports, reigniting a clash with one of America’s biggest trading partners.

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Canadian Provinces Defy Trump’s Tariff Threat, Keep US Alcohol Bans

President Donald Trump’s administration is using another tariff threat to put fresh pressure on Canadian provinces to end their boycotts of US alcohol. But provincial leaders aren’t backing off.