President Trump signed an order on Oct. 23 removing the 50% tariff on some Canadian agriculture and forestry products, including plywood, certain paper products, refrigeration equipment, packaging boxes and fresh or dried seaweed, effective Oct. 30, four days before the Nov. 3 midterm elections. To offset this, he added items such as carpets, paint, air conditioners and canoes to the 50% tariff list. The move aims to gain political advantage in Maine, where Republican Senator Susan Collins is in a close race, while Democratic Senator Ron Wyden said it shows American voters are turning against tariff policies. The change follows an August 50% tariff on $20 billion of Canadian imports after bilateral talks collapsed, which Canada answered with 15–50% tariffs on $20 billion of U.S. goods; Canadian minister Dominic LeBlanc said Ottawa is evaluating the latest changes.
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