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Canada extends tariff relief program for U.S. imports beyond steel

First reported by Global News Latest report 2 sources
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Image: The Globe and Mail

Summary of 2 reports

Canada has expanded its temporary tariff relief program beyond U.S. steel imports to include additional goods used by public education entities, including those mandated by Indigenous organizations. The program aims to reduce the burden on Canadian firms affected by tariffs.

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  1. Global News

    Canada extends tariff relief program beyond U.S. steel imports (opens Global News in a new tab)

    Goods used by public education entities, including those mandated by Indigenous organizations, will be also be eligible for relief.

  2. The Globe and Mail

    Ottawa extends tariff relief program for firms importing U.S. goods (opens The Globe and Mail in a new tab)

    Temporary remission program aims to reduce burden on Canadian firms caught in tariff crossfire

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