Canada Will Respond to 'Unacceptable' US Tariffs Strongly and Firmly if Needed, Trudeau Says
PARIS (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday that Canada would seek to highlight the negative impact of the United States' steel and aluminium tariffs and that - if needed - the response from Canada would be firm and clear.
Trudeau, speaking to reporters in Brussels, also reiterated that Canada would respond with countermeasures if need be. U.S.
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The effort is one of a number of actions taken by Canada amid rising concerns of a trade war with its neighbour.
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