OTTAWA — On the eve of his sweeping tariffs coming into force against Canadian items, U.S. President Donald Trump launched a new gripe against Canada by questioning why American banks aren’t allowed more access to its northern neighbour’s market.

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The day before his tariffs come into effect, U.S. President Donald Trump questioned why American banks aren't allowed more access to Canada{ai:summary}<p>U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Canada for restricting American banks' access to its market, coinciding with new tariffs on Canadian goods. He revealed he spoke with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and has another call scheduled later in the day. #politics</p>

Trump reveals new gripe with U.S. bank access to Canada on eve of major trade war

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