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Live from the UK, this is the Marketplace Morning Report from the BBC World Service.

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Canada is waking up to some difficult news.

President Trump has abruptly cut off all trade talks with its northern neighbor. Mr. Trump was responding

to an anti-tariff ad paid for by the province of Ontario, which featured a clip of former

American President Ronald Reagan speaking negatively about tariffs. About three quarters of Canada's

exports go to the U.S., many now face a 35% levy. Here's our business reporter, Nick Marsh.

It's a vital economic relationship. Canada's America's second largest trading partner after Mexico.

Canada buys more American goods than any other country in the world. There used to be lots of free trade agreements.

Donald Trump's been looking to reverse that to a certain extent. He's put

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