Canada is getting ready to meet some US demands to avoid tariffs. This includes stopping bans on US alcohol sales. Trade talks are happening before the tariff deadline.

US President Donald Trump said he will put a 50% tax on many Canadian imports by August 19. He is upset about Canada's rules on US alcohol and dairy products.

Canada is willing to make some changes to avoid tariffs. This is according to people who know about the trade talks.

Canada might stop banning US alcohol and make some changes to dairy rules. They also want to remove tariffs on US autos.

Canada wants the US to remove the new tariffs and give relief from other tariffs. They also want to announce that trade talks will start again in the fall.

Canada banned US alcohol and put tariffs on US autos when Trump threatened tariffs last year.

Canada is ready to meet some US demands to avoid tariffs.

Trump said the US will put a 50% tax on Canadian imports because of Canada's rules on US dairy products.

Canada is trying to reduce tariffs on goods like steel and aluminum. But the US said they won't remove these tariffs completely.

Canadian trade officials met with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in Washington.

The Canadian trade minister said the meeting was 'constructive and detailed'.

Canada told the US that if tariffs are put in place, there will be no more trade talks.

Both sides agreed to have daily meetings until the tariff deadline.

Some Canadian provinces stopped selling US alcohol, which hurt US wine and spirit sales.

A US senator said there is 'momentum' towards a trade deal after a meeting.

Some Canadian premiers refused to sell US alcohol again after Trump's tariff threat.

One premier said there is 'no chance' US alcohol will be sold again in his province.

The Canadian prime minister said it's up to the provinces to decide about US alcohol sales.

The trade minister briefed provincial governments after his meeting with the US.

Canadian and US trade officials met to talk about a trade deal.

The Canadian prime minister wants a 'comprehensive' trade deal that includes all important sectors.

He said negotiators are focusing on strategic sectors like autos.

The prime minister wants to find a way to get a comprehensive deal, but it might not happen by August 19.

Last month, the prime minister said he spoke with Trump and they agreed to increase trade talks.

Trump talked about tariffs at a rally in Las Vegas.

He said Canada is 'nasty' and has 'nasty leadership'.

The Canadian prime minister needs to focus on getting results from trade talks.

The prime minister ignored Trump's comment about Canada being 'nasty'.

He said Canada is standing up for its workers and businesses.

A conservative leader said the prime minister needs to get results from trade talks.

The leader wants the prime minister to use his power to get something in return from the US.