Ambassador says Canada could get lowest tariffs

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The new U.S. ambassador to Canada, Pete Hoekstra, stated that Canada could secure the lowest tariffs of any country under a new trade agreement with the U.S. Hoekstra believes a deal is possible by July, despite President Trump's intention to impose tariffs. He emphasized areas of cooperation like critical minerals and energy to reach an agreement. The ambassador also suggested Canada's potential decision to not purchase F-35 fighter jets could jeopardize the Norad defense alliance. Prime Minister Carney said the F-35 contract review is ongoing.


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