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OTTAWA 鈥?Canada finance minister warned business leaders in New York on Monday that a proposed U.S. border tax threatens to make both countries poorer 鈥?and might even hurt Americans more.In an appearance at a World Economic Forum event, Bill Morneau cautioned that a tariff-like tax would sting families on both sides of the frontier by disrupting a mutually beneficial trading relationship
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The pandemic has taken its
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