Canada firms nervous as Trudeau, Trump shake hands
Canadian companies hope the meeting between the PM and the president doesn't unravel in a trade war
Winnipeg, Manitoba
CANADA and the US have knitted together one of the world's most integrated economies since signing free trade agreements 30 years ago, trading everything from fertiliser to oil.
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau heads to Washington to meet President Donald Trump on Monday, Canadian companies are hoping it doesn't all unravel in a trade war.
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