Canada · 14 d ago
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No Canada-U.S. trade deal expected before the U.S. midterms
Federal officials have told industry representatives not to expect a deal before the Nov 3 vote, according to reports, and no concrete talks are under way.
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U.S. tariffs on all cars, trucks, auto parts and steel are set to rise to 50 per cent on Jan 1, 2027, as Donald Trump announced in August.
We can't hope for short-term relief, despite a change in Congress.
— Flavio Volpe, Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association
Digital sticking points
- Online Streaming Act
- Online News Act
- Sovereign cloud
- Control over data in Canada
Former chief trade negotiator Steve Verheul says digital rules will stay the main battleground with the U.S. He urges Canada to work with allies such as the European Union.
