President Trump announced late Tuesday that he is pausing the planned 50% tariffs on Canadian imports for three days. The announcement arrived just hours before the duties were scheduled to take effect at midnight. According to the President, the delay is intended to allow time for the finalization of documents regarding a new trade deal between the two nations.

While both The Hill and The Guardian confirm the three-day pause and the existence of a tentative agreement, they differ in their focus regarding the broader context of the negotiations. The Guardian reports that the tariffs would have impacted approximately $20 billion worth of Canadian exports, specifically mentioning goods such as wine and hockey sticks. Furthermore, The Guardian highlights that the President’s announcement also included a mention of reviving the Keystone XL pipeline project, a detail omitted by The Hill. The Hill focuses primarily on the immediate timeline of the tariff implementation and the status of the trade deal negotiations.