Trump postpones tariffs on Canada for three days as talks continue on reviving the Keystone XL pipeline. The decision comes after initial agreement between the U.S. And Canada to resume construction of the pipeline, which would connect Nebraska to Alberta. The original tariffs, set at 50%, were scheduled to take effect on Thursday. The delay aims to allow further negotiations on the project, which has faced environmental and regulatory challenges. The move reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen economic ties between the two nations. Analysts suggest the postponement could ease tensions ahead of potential trade discussions. The U.S. And Canada have been navigating complex trade relations, with tariffs impacting bilateral trade. The Keystone XL project remains a key point of contention, with environmental groups opposing its approval. The outcome of these talks could influence future trade policies and energy agreements.