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Carney has scrapped a digital-services tax affecting U.S. tech companies, rolled back retaliatory levies and halted streaming regulations opposed by American companies.
Most recently, Carney agreed to hand over half of Canada’s net revenue from the new Gordie Howe International Bridge to a U.S.-controlled fund for the first 15 years and to give the U.S. a say over some toll rate changes. An earlier deal said Canada, which paid for the bridge, would split the revenue with Michigan only after it had recouped the costs.
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But Carney has few good options going forward, according to trade experts.
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Janice Charette, Canada’s chief trade negotiator to the U.S., has said that the Trump administration has been pocketing “significant” concessions from Canada and that it would be important to see “mutuality” moving forward.

Carney has scrapped a digital-services tax affecting U.S. tech companies, rolled back retaliatory levies and halted streaming regulations opposed by American companies.
Most recently, Carney agreed to hand over half of Canada’s net revenue from the new Gordie Howe International Bridge to a U.S.-controlled fund for the first 15 years and to give the U.S. a say over some toll rate changes. An earlier deal said Canada, which paid for the bridge, would split the revenue with Michigan only after it had recouped the costs.
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But Carney has few good options going forward, according to trade experts.
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Janice Charette, Canada’s chief trade negotiator to the U.S., has said that the Trump administration has been pocketing “significant” concessions from Canada and that it would be important to see “mutuality” moving forward.