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Canada still top of mind for Trump, ‘not a good place to be’

President Donald Trump signed an executive order for reciprocal tariffs targeting Canada's digital services tax as a significant trade issue.
The White House deemed Canada's digital services tax unfair, stating it collects over $500 million annually from American companies.
Matthew Holmes from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce expressed concerns over ongoing trade tensions, indicating that the situation is not a good place for businesses in Canada.
Goldy Hyder, CEO of the Business Council of Canada, noted that the digital services tax aligns with concerns raised in discussions with U.S. Officials.

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CBC News

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7 days ago·Canada

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The Globe & Mail

Next up on Trump’s list : Breaking Canada’s bank oligopoly

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9 days ago·Canada

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Sylvan Lake News

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Canada still top of mind for Trump, ‘not a good place to be’

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City News

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Canada still top of mind for Trump, 'not a good place to be'

OTTAWA — As President Donald Trump signed an executive order for reciprocal tariffs on Thursday that escalates his trade threats, his administration took aim at Canada’s digital services tax as a major trade irritant. The White House sent out a document calling digital taxes in both Canada and France “unfair” for taxing American companies. Speaking […]

10 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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Saaz o Awaz - Listen Online

Trump expresses concerns regarding Canada; however, recent data indicates an increase in the flow of drugs and firearms from the US into Canada

President Donald Trump asserts that he is imposing punitive tariffs on Canadian goods due to concerns regarding the nation’s allegedly lenient stance on fentanyl and immigration issues. However, recent statistics from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) indicate that Canada should be vigilant about the influx of illegal substances and firearms originating from the United States. Experts and law enforcement ...

8 days ago

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