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Trump is making Quebec separatism less appealingPolitics

Canadian senior political correspondent Maria Cheng explains that Donald Trump’s tariffs and threats to annex Canada have pushed support for an independent Quebec to its lowest level in decades.

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Trade Breakdown Deepens US-Canada RiftEconomy

US-Canada trade talks collapsed late Friday, prompting 50% US tariffs on roughly $20 billion of Canadian goods. Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged dollar-for-dollar retaliation. Bloomberg contributors discuss how the dispute could deepen a lasting rupture between the allies while fueling tariff-driven inflation, higher Treasury yields and pressure from the US debt load of $40 trillion.

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Canada says it will match new US 50% tariffs 'dollar for dollar'Economy

The trade war between Washington and Ottawa has escalated again after the United States imposed 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods on Saturday. The measures came hours after Donald Trump said he had a good relationship with his Canadian counterpart and believed a deal was possible.

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Canada says it will match US tariffs ‘dollar for dollar’ as trade talks break downEconomy

A new wave of US tariffs on a broad range of Canadian goods took effect on Saturday after trade talks collapsed shortly before a Friday night deadline. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada would impose reciprocal tariffs on US goods “dollar for dollar”, calling last-minute changes to the proposed US terms unfair, uneconomic and damaging to confidence in any deal.

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Canada suspends US trade talks as new 50% tariffs take effectEconomy

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Ottawa has suspended trade negotiations with Washington after the talks collapsed, clearing the way for new 50 percent US tariffs on Canadian goods. Carney says Canada will match the levies “dollar for dollar.” The tariffs target nearly $20bn in Canadian exports, including alcohol, furniture, clothing and sporting goods.

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Global National: Canada-US trade talks intensify as tariff deadline loomsEconomy

Friday again marks the deadline for Canada and the United States to finalize a deal meant to cushion Canada’s economy from the severe impact of 50 per cent American tariffs. After securing a three-day extension from the White House, Canadian officials are back in Washington trying to complete the agreement.

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B.C. business owner says U.S. tariffs could threaten company’s survivalEconomy

B.C. business owner Blaine Maryniuk says proposed U.S. tariffs could put West Coast Walls at risk of survival. The company makes wallpaper, stickers and decals, and with half its business coming from the U.S., Maryniuk says he cannot absorb the tariffs.

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Reduced tariffs in US-Canada trade deal still pose risk to Canadian industriesEconomy

Canadians whose livelihoods depend on sectors covered by the ongoing US-Canada trade talks remain anxious. After absorbing 25% tariffs and billions of dollars in losses over the past year and a half, the automotive industry could still face devastating damage, with plants confronting annual losses in the nine-figure range even if proposed penalties are reduced.

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The final hours before Trump's tariff deadline | Power & PoliticsEconomy

Canadian and U.S. negotiators raced toward a midnight deadline on Friday to complete a high-stakes trade agreement. The deal could reduce threatened U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum and return American alcohol to shelves in some provincial stores. Ralph Goodale discusses the talks, while CBC’s David Cochrane provides analysis.

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U.S.-Canada Tariff Talks Jolt Auto Industry as Midnight Deadline NearsEconomy

The United States and Canada face a midnight deadline before President Donald Trump’s planned 50% tariffs on $20 billion in Canadian imports take effect. The auto industry is a major obstacle in the talks and is already struggling with higher tariff costs, which could raise prices for consumers.

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Poilievre urges Carney not to accept a ‘bad deal,’ calls for tariff-free tradePolitics10:02

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Prime Minister Mark Carney should pursue tariff-free trade with the United States, as promised during the election campaign. Power & Politics asks Conservative critic Shuvaloy Majumdar whether that goal is realistic and what his party would do differently.

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Canada Nears Trump Trade Deal | Balance of Power, Aug. 21, 2026Economy

“Balance of Power: Late Edition” examines the intersection of politics and global business as Canada moves closer to a trade deal with Trump. Guests include former Canadian International Trade Minister Mary Ng, former Trump national security adviser John Bolton and other analysts and communications and investment executives.

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Clock Ticks Down on New Canada Tariff DeadlineEconomy

Sarah Bianchi, a senior managing director at Evercore ISI and former deputy U.S. trade representative, discussed the approaching tariff deadline. She said Mexico would likely seek similar relief if the United States reaches a tariff deal with Canada.

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Permanent Tariffs on Canada Hurt the US, Freeland SaysEconomy

Former Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says it is important for Canada to reach a trade deal with the United States. She argues that permanent tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum would hurt the US, particularly car manufacturers in Detroit.

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Why booze is at the centre of Canada-U.S. trade talksEconomy

Canada-U.S. trade talks have reached a breaking point over alcohol. Prime Minister Mark Carney is urging premiers to put American liquor back on store shelves, while the program examines alcohol’s role as a bargaining chip, the complications created by provincial liquor boards and the forces behind the current tariff standoff.

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LIVE: US, Canadian trade negotiators meetEconomy

Canadian minister responsible for U.S. trade ties Dominic LeBlanc is meeting U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in Washington, seeking to finalize a trade deal before new American tariffs take effect on August 22.

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Carney faces major challenge as Canada-U.S. tariff deadline nearsPolitics

As the Canada-U.S. tariff deadline approaches, the prospects for a potential trade deal are coming into focus. Prime Minister Mark Carney may also face political difficulties persuading Canadians to accept it.

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US-Canada Tensions, Bessent’s Bond Troubles and Iceland VoteWorld

Bloomberg This Weekend examines rising US-Canada tensions, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s turbulent week in the bond market, Iceland’s vote and the stark choices facing Ukraine. The program features discussions with lawmakers, business leaders and cultural figures.

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American booze could be back in Canada as P.E.I. prepares to lift banPolitics

P.E.I. Premier Rob Lantz says he is prepared to end the province’s ban on American alcohol if that helps secure a trade deal with the United States. Canada and the U.S. are meeting again to try to finalize an agreement before a new tariff deadline.

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