Tentative trade deal proposes tariffs on Canadian steel exports to the U.S.
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Canadian steel producers, U.S. government
Washington, D.C., USA
August 21, 2026
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A tentative deal in Washington proposes tariffs and quotas on Canadian steel exports to the U.S. U.S. steel producers would not face reciprocal barriers in Canada.
- Earlier version 18/22/2026, 3:41:06 AM
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