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When asked whether the new 50% tariffs imposed on a range of Canadian goods were in response to the Canadian wildfire smoke impacting U.S. cities, President Trump said, "No, no, that's separate. We're looking at that separately." "It's only in response to the way they've treated our farmers and...

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