Canada Hasn't Received Assurance on Avoiding Trump Tariffs Despite Border Plan: Ambassador

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Canada Hasn't Received Assurance on Avoiding Trump Tariffs Despite Border Plan: Ambassador
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Canada has not received any guarantee that it can avoid tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, despite presenting a border plan.

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