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Canadians may continue to shun US alcohol after trade agreementEconomy

There is no guarantee that every Canadian province will return American alcohol to store shelves as part of the trade agreement. Even if they do, it remains uncertain whether Canadians will want to buy liquor from the United States. Donald Trump has called the provincial boycotts “discriminatory” and cited them when announcing new tariffs on Canada.

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Liquor, lumber remain hurdles in pending Canada-U.S. trade dealEconomy

Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc returned to Washington, D.C., to meet his American counterpart in an effort to finalize a deal and avoid 50 per cent tariffs on many Canadian goods. The prime minister has asked premiers to put American liquor back on provincial store shelves to help secure an agreement, but liquor and lumber remain hurdles.

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What did Carney tell premiers about the U.S. tariff deal?Politics

Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with Canada’s premiers Wednesday about a possible trade deal with the United States. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said, “I think we should fight,” while Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston said he was “content” with the negotiations, though he called the prospect of no deal “scary” for the country.

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‘No CUSMA, no booze-ma’: Wab Kinew weighs in on Trump trade dealPolitics

After discussing ongoing trade negotiations with Prime Minister Mark Carney, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said the province has not decided to return U.S. alcohol to store shelves. He said that could change if the prime minister strongly recommended a deal and Manitoba agreed to restore sales.

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US Set to Cut Tariffs on Canadian Metals, Autos in Trade DealEconomy

A tentative US-Canada trade agreement would reduce tariffs on some Canadian steel and aluminum exports to 25% and cut duties on Canadian autos to 15%, according to people familiar with the matter. Tariffs on non-US auto content would also fall from 25% to 15%, while metals tariffs would generally be halved.

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Canadian businesses and industries anxious for U.S. trade deal detailsEconomy

Businesses and industries across Canada are awaiting details of the tentative deal with the United States, which postpones 50% tariffs until at least Aug. 22. The limited information disclosed so far has left some industry leaders worried about what Canada may have to give up.

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Global National: Aug. 19, 2026 | What We Know About Canada’s Tentative Trade Deal with the U.S.Economy

Canada has reached a tentative trade deal with the United States, avoiding additional 50 per cent tariffs until at least Aug. 22. Details of possible concessions by both sides are emerging. Evidence is also growing of foreign efforts to influence Alberta’s upcoming referendum, which will ask whether to begin the legal process for a future binding vote on separation.

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What could this new trade deal mean for Canadians?Politics

After U.S. President Donald Trump announced a supposed trade deal on social media Tuesday night, Prime Minister Mark Carney met with his cabinet and Canada’s first ministers on Wednesday. Little is known about the talks or what concessions Canada may have made to secure a three-day extension before tariffs take effect.

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How Quebec is responding to Trump’s three-day pause on new tariffsPolitics

U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney say the two countries have reached a tentative deal. Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette is reserving judgment on the negotiations’ outcome until she receives all the details.

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Trump Says He May Lower Tariffs on Canada to Other Countries’ LevelsEconomy

President Trump said he may reduce tariffs on Canada to levels applied to other countries, following reports that the US plans to halve duties on Canadian steel and aluminum exports. He said he currently has a “very nice relationship” with Canadian leaders as the two sides work toward a trade deal.

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Trump, Carney Optimistic on Trade DealEconomy

Bloomberg’s early edition of Balance of Power examines US-Canada trade negotiations and Trump’s pause on 50% tariffs against Canada, with analysts and former officials discussing the talks.

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Carney, Trump and top negotiators signal trade deal is in the worksEconomy

As Canadian Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc met U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in Washington on Wednesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said negotiations had made “significant progress.” President Donald Trump said “a very good deal” was on the table, but neither offered details about what had been negotiated.

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Trump says U.S. and Canada have reached a trade dealEconomy

President Donald Trump said the United States and Canada reached a trade agreement after he spoke with Prime Minister Mark Carney. He called it fair to both sides and said threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian goods were paused for three days while documents are finalized. The deal would remove Canadian tariffs affecting U.S. farmers, while the U.S. would lower some tariffs.

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Trump pauses 50% tariff threat on Canada, announces ‘deal’ without detailsEconomy

President Donald Trump postponed a planned 50% tariff on a broad range of Canadian goods that was due to begin at midnight and could have affected about $20 billion in imports. He said he had reached an unfinished deal with Prime Minister Mark Carney after their talks, claiming it would benefit both countries.

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Trump Says US Has ‘Come to a Deal With Canada’Politics

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the United States had reached a trade agreement with Canada, claiming Canadian representatives provided “the points we had to have.” He made the remarks while speaking with Bloomberg Television’s Tyler Kendall at the White House.

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