Trump announced an upcoming trade agreement with Canada: tariffs on farmers will be eliminated. The US and Canada are close to concluding a trade deal - the negotiators have already prepared his idea. Donald Trump told reporters about it, noting that the agreement "will be great for our farmers" and "will be a perfect fit for Canada." According to the US president, American farmers have paid huge tariffs on supplies to Canada - up to 400% on dairy products and other goods. Now these fees will be a thing of the past: "There will be no more debts. None at all. Trump did not specify what the Canadian side would receive. The renewal of the Keystone XL project, the expansion of the pipeline system between the two countries, was discussed separately. Trump said Canada would build and fully pay for the facility, and the United States would provide the route, which is already largely set. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Sunday confirmed a constructive conversation with Trump and said teams would continue to work in the coming weeks. Last week he said that Ottawa was not yet ready for a deal and was looking for favorable terms for the Canadians, but later noted that the negotiations had intensified - Washington was moving closer to the Canadian position.

Trump announced an upcoming trade agreement with Canada: tariffs on farmers will be eliminated. The US and Canada are close to concluding a trade deal - the negotiators have already prepared his idea. Donald Trump told reporters about it, noting that the agreement "will be great for our farmers" and "will be a perfect fit for Canada." According to the US president, American farmers have paid huge tariffs on supplies to Canada - up to 400% on dairy products and other goods. Now these fees will be a thing of the past: "There will be no more debts. None at all. Trump did not specify what the Canadian side would receive. The renewal of the Keystone XL project, the expansion of the pipeline system between the two countries, was discussed separately. Trump said Canada would build and fully pay for the facility, and the United States would provide the route, which is already largely set. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Sunday confirmed a constructive conversation with Trump and said teams would continue to work in the coming weeks. Last week he said that Ottawa was not yet ready for a deal and was looking for favorable terms for the Canadians, but later noted that the negotiations had intensified - Washington was moving closer to the Canadian position.