Trump Pauses 50% Tariffs: What It Means for Canadian Business | Your Morning
U.S. President Donald Trump has paused proposed 50% tariffs as trade negotiations between Canada and the U.S. continue. While the pause offers a bit of relief for industry leaders, many questions remain about which products could still be impacted and what the final deal will look like. Todd Stafford, President of Northern Cables, joins us from Brockville, Ontario to discuss the potential impact on Canadian businesses and suppliers who rely on U.S. trade.
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