Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau returned home Saturday, Nov. 30, after a trip to Florida where he met with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
The face-to-face meeting comes at a critical time as Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on Canadian goods once he assumes office. This development heightens existing trade tensions between the two neighbors, potentially impacting various industries and the broader North American economy.
The discussions between Trudeau and Trump are expected to address these trade concerns, aiming to negotiate terms that could mitigate the imposition of tariffs. The outcome of this meeting will be pivotal in shaping the future economic relationship between Canada and the United States.
Businesses and consumers in both countries are closely watching these developments, anticipating possible changes in trade policies and their effects on the market.
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