The U.S. and Canada are racing against the clock to finalize a trade deal before punishing tariffs hit—delayed by President Trump for three extra days, but still hanging in the balance as negotiators scramble. With $20 billion worth of Canadian goods at risk of 50% duties by Saturday, businesses are bracing for impact. While Canadian officials say they’re “very close,” U.S. demands include lowering barriers for American farmers and possibly easing auto tariffs—even reviving the Keystone XL pipeline. The whole mess hinges on an obscure 1930s law, and all eyes are on whether a deal will be signed before midnight Saturday—or if the economic fallout begins.
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