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Canadian government moves to ease public anxiety after Trump’s 25% tariff threat
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday Canada and the U.S. can move forward in ‘constructive ways’ after President-elect Trump pledged to impost 25% tariffs on imports.
