Canadian PM Mark Carney discusses US aluminum tariffs
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Mark Carney, Jamieson Greer
Canada / USA
August 2026
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Canadian PM Mark Carney stated that US aluminum tariffs are primarily paid by US buyers. Canada seeks a 'win-win' trade deal involving metals, autos, and lumber. US and Canadian officials are meeting ahead of an August 19 deadline.
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