Canada prepared to meet some U.S. demands to get tariff relief: sources

Canada August 08, 2026 01:33 AM

The federal government is prepared to meet some U.S. demands in areas such as alcohol, dairy and autos in exchange for relief from tariffs, according to sources. The CBC's Katie Simpson reports.

Canada prepared to meet some U.S. demands to get tariff relief: sources

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