Trump Says US–Canada Trade Deal Could Come “Soon” Amid Tariff Dispute
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday, October 25, 2026, that a trade dispute with Canada could be settled “pretty soon,” raising the prospect of progress after months of tensions between the two countries.
Speaking at a rally in Port Huron, Michigan, near the Canadian border, Trump claimed Canadian officials were willing to make significant concessions. However, he did not provide details of a potential agreement or announce that a deal had been finalised.
📦 How Did the Trade Dispute Escalate?
The United States and Canada have been locked in a tariff dispute since negotiations broke down…
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