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What could this new trade deal mean for Canadians? | Power & Politics
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20:45Now PlayingPrime Minister Mark Carney met with both his cabinet and first ministers on Wednesday after news of a supposed trade deal was shared by U.S. President Trump via social media on Tuesday night. Little is known about the state of the talks or the scale of concessions Canada may have made to gain a three-day extension to the impending tariffs. Power & Politics speaks to Ralph Goodale, a member of the Advisory Committee on Canada-U.S. Economic Relations, and the Power Panel, about this latest development in Canada's ongoing trade war with the United States.
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