Washington demanding 'entry fee' from Ottawa before trade talks: sources - CBC

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Carney says ‘no' to making more concessions to get to U.S.

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not dictating terms of USMCA talks, Carney says The Globe and MailU.S.

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has ‘trade irritants' with Canada, says PM Carney.

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on CUSMA 'will take some time' National Post

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A: Carney says ‘no' to making more concessions to get to U.S.

B: has ‘trade irritants' with Canada, says PM Carney.

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**Summary:** The U.S. administration is reportedly demanding a "fee" or "entry fee" from Canada as part of upcoming trade negotiations with the United States. **Why It Matters:** This suggests potential tensions in ongoing trade talks between the two countries, potentially impacting bilateral economic relations and future agreements like the USMCA