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This Ultra-Rare Gas Could Become An Ace In Canada’s Hands
Back in July, the U.S. slapped an extra 50% duty on a wide range of Canadian exports, including items like dairy, alcohol and cement, with the Trump administration citing alleged Canadian trade discrimination against various U.S. goods.
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In July, the United States imposed an additional 50 percent duty on numerous Canadian exports such as dairy, alcohol and cement, citing alleged Canadian discrimination against U.S. goods. In retaliation, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government introduced matching counter‑tariffs on U.S. products, applying a dollar‑for‑dollar approach. The article suggests the ultra‑rare gas could serve as a strategic asset for Canada amid the escalating trade dispute.
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