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Ottawa bureau chief @business covering the economy + government in Canada. Ex-Vancouverite who is so very cold. RTs ≠ endorsements. ldhillonkane@bloomberg.net.
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Carney says 'everything's on the table' if U.S. imposes new 50% tariffs

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By Nojoud Al Mallees Verified, Laura Kane Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Donald Trump’s administration threatened to impose new levies using a law dating back to the Great Depression Prime Minister Mark Carney looks towards Ontario Premier Doug Ford during his opening remarks at the the final news conference concluding the First Ministers meeting in Charlottetown on July 23, 2026.
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Carney Says 'Everything's on the Table' If US Imposes New 50% Tariffs

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By Nojoud Al Mallees Verified, Laura Kane Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is weighing all options for possible retaliation if it doesn’t reach a deal with the US to avert 50% tariffs next month. (Bloomberg) — Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is weighing all options for possible retaliation if it doesn’t reach a deal with the US to avert 50% tariffs next month.
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Canada-US Bridge Opening Ceremony Called Off After Trump Tariff

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By Laura Kane Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Canada said it would no longer hold a celebratory event with the US for the opening of the new bridge connecting Detroit to Windsor, Ontario, after President Donald Trump promised new 50% tariffs against Canadian goods. Canada still plans for the C$6.4 billion ($4.5 billion) Gordie Howe International Bridge to open on July 27, according to an emailed statement from a spokeswoman for Canada’s infrastructure minister.
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