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US President Donald Trump has accused Canada of being “very difficult” at the United States for years when it came to change.

Trump, who promotes an “America First” stance, also said his authorities was looking at tackling Canada over developments he said had hurt US dairy farmers.

The dispute comes in opposition to a backdrop of Trump wanting to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) —although the lumber and dairy problems do now not fall underneath its purview.

According to the Canadian Press employer, Trudeau was additionally searching at other retaliatory measures, such as responsibilities on plywood, floors, wood chips, packaging material and wine from america nation of Oregon.

“We wish we don’t should act,” it quoted one Canadian authorities source announcing. “We hope this dispute can be resolved.”

Trudeau has known as america tariffs “baseless” and “unfair.”

In his declaration, Ross argued the USA price lists on lumber become “based totally at the facts . . . Now not political considerations.”

He stated “we maintain to believe that a negotiated settlement is inside the fine hobbies of all parties.”

Trump has stated he had planned overdue ultimate month to officially provide observe to withdraw from NAFTA, however were persuaded no longer to via smartphone calls from Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto.

However, he instructed supporters that “if we are able to’t make a truthful deal for our organizations and our people we will terminate NAFTA.” NEW YORK: Billionaire investor Warren Buffett on Saturday (Sunday in Manila) said he doubted coal may want to make a comeback, brushing off a push by means of US President Donald Trump to revive the declining American industry.

“If you’re tied to coal, you’ve got issues,” he advised the annual shareholders meeting of his Berkshire Hathaway maintaining organisation in Omaha, Nebraska.

“Coal goes to head down over the years,” said the American known as the “Oracle of Omaha” for his savvy—and rewarding—capacity to read developments and markets. “I don’t think there’s any question approximately that coal goes to move down as a percentage of sales extensively.”

America’s coal enterprise has been shrinking for decades. The sector had 862,000 employees in 1923. In 2016, there were just 81,000 in keeping with legit figures.

Trump and coal workers consider they could flip the industry around in the event that they take America out of global efforts to reduce greenhouse gases, as enshrined inside the 2015 Paris climate accord.

Ranged in opposition to them are skeptics which include the billionaire ex-mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg, who see the decline as greater due to automation and the shift to greater without difficulty accessible fossil fuels which include oil and natural gas.