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Former US Vice President Mike Pence says ‘last thing we need right now…is a trade war with Canada’ as trade talks fail

Former US Vice President Mike Pence warned that the escalating US-Canada trade war could hurt Washington’s economy and urged negotiations. The remarks came after the US imposed 50% tariffs.

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