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Trump’s 50% Tariffs on Canada: What to Know, and What’s Next

Trump’s 50% Tariffs on Canada: What to Know, and What’s Next
NYT World Wednesday 22 July 2026, 13:18 UTC By Ian Austen 1 min read
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President Trump and Mark Carney in the Oval Office last year.

President Trump and Mark Carney in the Oval Office last year.
Trump (ORG) Canada (LOCATION) Next (ORG) Mark Carney (PERSON) the Oval Office (LOCATION)
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