Canada halts US trade talks as three American demands prove unacceptable

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Canada has suspended free trade negotiations with the United States after failing to resolve key disagreements. Three major US demands related to Canada's auto industry and bilateral trade terms were at the center of the dispute. American proposals touching on language and cultural protections were also rejected by the Canadian side as unacceptable. With talks broken down, both countries have moved to impose retaliatory tariffs on each other's goods.

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