Trudeau calls conversation with Trump on trade and tariffs 'good'

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau described his recent call with President-elect Donald Trump as "good." They discussed trade and border security following Trump's announcement of potential 25% tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico. The conversation aimed to address challenges and maintain strong connections between the two countries. Trudeau plans to meet with provincial premiers to discuss the potential economic impact of the tariffs, which has raised concerns across Canada. The proposed tariffs come as part of Trump's broader trade strategy, which also includes new levies on Chinese products. Canada heavily relies on trade with the U.S., with 75% of its exports going there.


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