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Canada-U.S. trade talks collapsed last Friday, sparking demands from Conservatives for transparency on what terms were on the table before Canada walked away. With new U.S. tariffs hitting $29 billion in Canadian goods at 50%, Prime Minister Carney blamed last-minute U.S. demands that threatened Canada’s global trade and cultural sovereignty. The U.S. counters that Canada was offered a generous deal — lower tariffs on key exports and elimination of the softwood lumber tax. Conservative critic Shuv Majumdar insists Canadians deserve access to existing government information to understand what went wrong and hold leaders accountable — especially since the outcome falls short of promised trade wins.

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