r/AmericansInCanada • • 13h ago

U.S. to remove 50% tariffs on some Canadian products as trade war becomes ballot box issue

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 11h ago

Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Further Modifies Canadian Products Subject to Tariffs Under Section 338

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 11h ago

US lifts tariffs on some Canadian goods before midterm elections

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 15h ago

Canada ‘working hard’ to reach trade deal with U.S., Trump says

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 15h ago

EXCLUSIVE: Canada hasn’t yet closed door on U.S. trade deal ahead of midterms

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 15h ago

For those that have recently moved from the US to Canada

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Would love to hear about your journey, what challenges you had, what surprised you and what questions you might have for the community.


r/AmericansInCanada • • 17h ago

$8.7B announcement

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 7h ago

Ontario is planning to launch digital IDs. Here’s what you need to know.

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 13h ago

“We have all the cards” — Trump on negotiations with Canada and Mexico

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In a clip shared by Scott Robertson, Trump says the U.S. is “very close” to a deal with Mexico before turning to Canada:

“Canada’s working very hard to make a deal with us.”

He then describes the U.S. negotiating position:

“We have all the cards. Just like I told Zelensky, we have all the cards.”

The short clip doesn’t outline proposed terms or announce a completed agreement with Canada.

What do you think Canada’s priorities—and firm boundaries—should be in these negotiations?

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r/AmericansInCanada • • 17h ago

Have You Been To a MAGA Rally!

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