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Trump calls Doug Ford a ‘flunky’; Ford fires back: ‘You’re a loser’Politics

U.S. President Donald Trump attacked Ontario Premier Doug Ford on social media, calling him Prime Minister Mark Carney’s “flunky” and invoking Ford’s late brother, Rob Ford. Ford responded by calling Trump a “loser” and telling him, “Bring it on, buddy.”

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Carney says no trade deal at the expense of sovereigntyPolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said possible US retaliation against Canada was not surprising after President Donald Trump threatened higher tariffs on Canadian vehicles, auto parts and steel. Carney said a mutually beneficial agreement remained possible, but only if the United States respected Canada’s sovereignty.

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Ford blasts Trump, calls him a “loser” and “dictator” after social-media attackPolitics

Ontario Premier Doug Ford sharply attacked U.S. President Donald Trump after U.S.-Canada trade talks collapsed on Friday. Ford had earlier told reporters Trump could “kiss my a**,” then said Trump’s social-media attack prompted him to describe the president as a “loser” and “dictator.”

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Trump enacts 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods as Canada prepares retaliationEconomy

The United States and Canada are moving toward a deeper trade war after negotiations collapsed Friday. President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs early Saturday on roughly $20 billion in Canadian goods, while Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada would begin “dollar-for-dollar” retaliation on September 8. Trump later threatened to raise the duties further.

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Carney Says US Trade Talks Have ‘Reversed Momentum’Politics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he wants “the best deal” in trade relations with the United States, amid what he describes as a reversal in momentum in the talks.

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Carney Says Canada Is ‘At War’ With US After Trade Talks CollapsePolitics

The U.S.-Canada trade war intensifies after Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is “at war” with the United States following the collapse of trade talks. The program also covers Iranian officials pushing back against Donald Trump’s “economic D-Day” threat and a wildfire emergency north of Reno that has forced nearly 100,000 people to evacuate.

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Doug Ford responds after US-Canada trade talks collapse and Trump imposes sweeping new tariffs | LIVEPolitics

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to speak and take questions in Hamilton on Monday afternoon amid the continuing Canada-U.S. trade war. He will appear with ministers Vic Fedeli and Peter Bethlenfalvy. Several Canadian premiers, including Ford, have backed Mark Carney and the federal government’s decision last week to abandon the trade deal proposed by the Trump administration.

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Carney announces plan to defend Canada’s waters, protect trade routes amid new US trade war | LIVEPolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to make his first major announcement since U.S. President Donald Trump imposed across-the-board 50% tariffs on Canadian imports, effectively launching another U.S.-Canada trade war. The announcement is expected to focus on protecting Canada’s waters and trade routes, with Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette and others joining him.

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LIVE: Canadian PM Mark Carney speaks after Trump tariff threatsPolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers remarks in response to President Donald Trump’s threat to impose 50% tariffs on more Canadian goods. The statement comes as the trade rift between the neighboring countries deepens.

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‘A very unfortunate place’: Scott Moe reacts to 50% U.S. tariffsEconomy

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe calls the 50% U.S. tariffs on all Canadian goods and the apparent return of the Canada-U.S. trade war “a very unfortunate place.” He backs Prime Minister Mark Carney’s plan for dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs on American imports, while warning of bumpy days and weeks ahead.

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“Tempest in a teapot”: Greer downplays Canadian reaction to 50% U.S. tariffsEconomy

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer dismissed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s “dollar-for-dollar” tariff threat and Canadian anger over 50% U.S. tariffs as a “tempest in a teapot.” Greer said President Donald Trump was reverting to his earlier trade policy after talks with Canadian representatives failed.

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How the Canada-U.S. trade deal fell apartEconomy

Former Conservative leader and Canada-U.S. economic relations committee member Erin O'Toole discusses how the trade deal between Canada and the United States broke down and what might happen next.

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US-Canada trade war deepens as Trump threatens additional tariffsEconomy

The US-Canada trade war shows no sign of easing. Canadian negotiators left talks in Washington after Prime Minister Mark Carney accused the Trump administration of making disproportionate last-minute demands. The US is now imposing 50% tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods, while Canada's retaliatory tariffs on US products are due to begin in early September, with potentially serious economic consequences for both countries.

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Canada-U.S. trade: Federal leaders to speak after talks collapsePolitics

Prime Minister Mark Carney, Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre are expected to address Canadians Monday after Canada-U.S. trade talks broke down. The collapse prompted new Trump tariffs and Ottawa’s pledge to impose retaliatory duties.

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What’s Next as US-Canada Relations Hit a New Low?Economy

Former Canadian trade minister Mary Ng tells Bloomberg TV that she sees a permanent shift in the United States’ trade posture toward its northern neighbor. Her comments come after Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government said there was little prospect of restarting talks with President Donald Trump before the midterm elections.

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Stocks Fall Ahead of High-Stakes Week; Canada Sees Long U.S. Trade WarEconomy

U.S. equity futures slipped as investors awaited Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s Monday news conference on Iran, along with PCE data, Nvidia’s earnings and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s remarks later in the week. After unsuccessful talks, Canada sees little prospect of restarting trade negotiations with the U.S. before the midterm elections.

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Has a U.S.-Canada trade war begun? | Reuters Morning BidEconomy

After U.S.-Canada trade talks collapsed late Friday, Mark Carney vowed dollar-for-dollar retaliation, leaving 50% tariffs on about $20 billion of Canadian imports in place. Oil prices slipped as Scott Bessent prepared to unveil his so-called “economic D-Day” on Iran, with Nvidia earnings and Jackson Hole still ahead.

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Canada Sees Long Trade War With US as Bessent Prepares Iran PlanEconomy

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government sees little prospect of restarting negotiations with President Donald Trump before the midterm elections after trade talks collapsed, people familiar with the matter said. Iran’s rial fell to a record low against the dollar amid a growing US campaign to damage the country’s economy after nearly six months of war, trading at 1.992 million per dollar on the unregulated market Monday.

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Canada Hits US With Counter-Tariffs as Trade War LoomsEconomy

Bloomberg has learned that Canada sees little prospect of restarting talks with President Donald Trump before the midterm elections after trade negotiations collapsed. The United States imposed a 50% tariff on Canada, prompting Ottawa to respond with counter-tariffs.

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Trump says last-minute deal reached with Canada to delay 50% tariffsEconomy

US President Donald Trump says the United States and Canada reached a last-minute deal to delay 50% tariffs on imports from Canada. The two allies traded nearly $1 trillion in goods and services last year despite strained relations, as Trump continues pushing tariffs on his northern neighbours.

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Canada Braces for Lengthy Trade Standoff With the USEconomy46:59

Bloomberg’s program examines expectations that Canada’s trade confrontation with the United States could last beyond the US midterm elections. Former Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng discusses the ongoing trade tensions between the two countries.

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