Canada Considers Tariffs on $150B of U.S. Imports As Possible Retaliation
OTTAWA--Canada is eyeing potential tariffs on up to $150 billion of U.S. products as a possible response in a trade row with Washington, according to an official in Ottawa. The $150 billion of targeted imports is an initial list and subject to change,
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