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When asked why Trump would impose additional tariffs on Canada in the middle of trade negotiations, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said because Canada retaliated in response to President Trump’s initial tariffs. “The only other country in the world who retaliated on tariffs was the Chinese. And so, if... show more

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