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Trump Raises Tariffs on Canadian Imports. President Donald Trump announced a 10% tariff hike on Canadian imports after Ontario aired a Reagan-themed anti-tariff ad. The U.S. president called the advertisement misleading and demanded its removal. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada remains open to trade talks but is diversifying partnerships. The U.S. already imposes tariffs of 35% on most Canadian goods, with higher rates on metals and cars. Ontario Premier Doug Ford paused the ad campaign after Washington froze trade discussions. The Reagan Foundation objected to the ad for using Reagan’s 1987 speech without permission. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce urged both sides to resolve the dispute diplomatically. Ford and California’s Gavin Newsom joked about tariffs in a World Series-themed video.
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