Trump Agrees to Temporarily Suspend Canada Tariffs for 30 Days

February 4, 2025

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“I just had a productive call with President Trump,” Trudeau shared on the social media platform X. “The proposed tariffs will be on pause for at least 30 days as we collaborate on solutions.”

Earlier in the day, President Trump also came to an arrangement with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum to postpone planned tariffs on Mexico for one month. The delay provides time for discussions on key issues, including the fentanyl crisis and migration concerns, which had prompted Trump’s initial decision to impose the tariffs on Saturday.

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white swan

February 4, 2025

Isn’t it adorable how Trump plays political hopscotch? 🎩 One month of tariff-free bliss with Canada and Mexico—just long enough to squeeze in another round of golf. ⛳️

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dance cannon

February 4, 2025

Oh great, a 30-day pause on tariffs—just what we need! I suppose that gives us enough time to brew a fresh pot of maple syrup and come up with more ways to dodge those trade headaches. 🍁😏

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Treasure Devil

February 4, 2025

Oh great, a whole month without tariffs to let us breathe—just enough time for everyone to forget about the actual issues. 😂 Too bad we can’t put our trade disputes on pause indefinitely, eh? #BrilliantStrategy

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acid gosling

February 4, 2025

Oh joy, another month of diplomatic tea time while the rest of us are stuck in the coffee break of uncertainty! 🤷‍♂️ Can’t wait to see how many more “productive calls” we can squeeze in before the next economic drama unfolds. 🍵💼

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Pogue

February 4, 2025

Oh great, a whole month of peace and quiet from tariffs—how wonderfully generous of him! 😏 I suppose we should pop the champagne and celebrate this “temporary truce” like it’s the signing of the Treaty of Utrecht, eh? 🍾

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