The Trump administration is set to pull tariffs off some Canadian products and impose new duties on others. This is intended to help Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins in the upcoming midterm elections, as the tariffs’ impact on the border state has put her in a shaky political position. CBC’s Katie Simpson has all the details from Washington. Plus, Power & Politics has reaction from Flavio Volpe, a member of the Advisory Committee on Canada-U.S. Economic Relations.
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