DOJ antitrust division told to ‘pause’ work with Canadian government amid trade dispute: Report

The Justice Department’s antitrust division was briefly instructed to pause cooperation with Canadian authorities this week, as trade tensions continue to escalate between the two countries. Lynda Marshall, chief of the Antitrust Division’s international section, directed officials in a Wednesday email with the subject

US DOJ's antitrust division asked to pause cooperation with Canadian government, WSJ reports  Reuters

The United States and Canada, close allies for decades, have been increasingly at odds over trade and other issues.

Exclusive | DOJ Staff Were Told to Pause Antitrust Work With Canadian Government  WSJ