Trump to hike steel, aluminum tariffs despite Canadian pushback
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The U.S. will proceed with doubling steel and aluminum tariffs to 50% despite last-minute lobbying by Canadian officials, sparking fears of major job losses. Ontario Premier Doug Ford is calling for retaliatory measures.
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