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‘It looks like it’s going to end in tears,’ former diplomat warns ahead of Canada-U.S. tariff deadline

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‘It looks like it’s going to end in tears,’ former diplomat warns ahead of Canada-U.S. tariff deadline
CTV News
CTV News34 mins ago
‘It looks like it’s going to end in tears,’ former diplomat warns ahead of Canada-U.S. tariff deadline
It is quite possible that the escalating Canada-U.S. trade fight could end with the countries’ trade agreement being torn apart, warns a former Canadian diplomat.
Newsweek
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