A potential breakthrough in U.S.-Canada trade tensions emerged as President Trump indicated progress toward resolving their prolonged dispute, calling the negotiations "very close" to a resolution. Speaking to reporters, he described the framework as a "very good deal," though details remain scarce amid ongoing discussions. The comments follow months of strained relations over trade policies, with both sides reportedly nearing a compromise. Whether the deal will address core grievances or simply ease immediate pressures remains unclear.
President Trump said Sunday his administration and Canadian officials are close to reaching a deal to end their months-long trade dispute. “We have the concept of a very good deal with Canada,” Trump told reporters in Iowa, adding the two sides are “very close” to reaching an agreement. The president noted he spoke to Canadian...
