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Maine senator says Trump will lift some tariffs on Canadian exports

The senator's claim, reported by Vancouver Is Awesome, comes as the trade war with Canada becomes a ballot-box issue ahead of November's U.S. midterm election.

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A U.S. senator from Maine says President Donald Trump will lift some tariffs on Canadian exports, according to a Vancouver Is Awesome report.

The claim is the senator's. NORTHLINE has not independently verified it, and it is not presented here as a confirmed policy announcement.

A ballot-box issue

The report says the trade war with Canada is becoming a ballot-box issue in key races ahead of November's U.S. midterm election.

What to know

  • A Maine senator says Trump will lift some tariffs on Canadian exports.
  • The report links the trade war with Canada to key races in the lead-up to the November midterm election.
  • The claim is attributed to the senator, as reported by Vancouver Is Awesome.

Sources

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