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Canadian officials announced on Sunday a new initiative aimed at helping businesses cope with the impending retaliatory tariffs against the United States. This program, referred to as the "remission process," will allow Canadian companies to apply for relief or refunds on tariffs, contingent upon meeting specific criteria.
The announcement comes in response to recent tariffs imposed by the U.S. government under President Donald Trump, affecting not only Canada but also Mexico and China. The Canadian government has expressed its commitment to supporting local businesses facing financial strain due to these retaliatory measures.
Under the remission process, businesses will have the opportunity to alleviate some of the financial pressures stemming from the new tariffs, which are set to take effect shortly. This initiative underscores Canada's proactive approach to safeguarding its economic interests while navigating the complexities of international trade relations. As the situation develops, Canadian officials are hopeful that this program will provide much-needed relief to affected businesses.
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