A federal appeals court has ruled that President Donald does not have the right to impose sweeping tariffs under national emergency provisions, upholding a May decision by a specialized federal trade court in New York. Global’s Mackenzie Gray has more on the ruling and how the tariffs are impacting Canada’s economy.
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