Canada's Finance Minister Fears Prolonged Tariff Conflict With U.S.
OTTAWA--Canadian Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc says he's skeptical of a short-term resolution to a continental trade conflict that President Donald Trump ignited over the weekend with hefty 25% tariffs on imports from the U.S.'s northern and southern neighbors.
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