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Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney is pushing provinces to lift bans on U.S. alcohol sales as part of a high-stakes trade deal with America, which could be finalized by Friday. The U.S. has paused some tariffs on Canadian goods — a key concession — in exchange for Canada’s willingness to open its markets to American spirits and wine. Nova Scotia’s Premier Tim Houston signaled openness to ending his province’s ban, reversing earlier stance that tied lifting restrictions to U.S. tariff removals. While details remain unofficial, reports hint at potential tariff reductions on steel, aluminum, and auto parts — though not full elimination — and discussions around dairy, which the Canadian trade minister insists remains unchanged. With the deadline looming, this deal could reshape North American trade dynamics — but don’t count on it being final until Friday.

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