'Keystone XL woken from grave': Trump pauses 50% Canada tariffs as Carney races to seal trade deal
President Donald Trump has paused the planned 50% Canada tariffs for three days after declaring the U.S. and Canada have a trade “deal” pending final documents. Canadian PM Mark Carney says “substantial progress” has been made as both sides race to finalize the agreement and avoid a fresh trade war. Trump also hinted that Keystone XL could be revived, putting the controversial Canada-U.S. oil pipeline back in the spotlight.
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