The United States has temporarily averted a trade dispute with Canada, delaying a proposed 50% tariff on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods. President Trump announced the three-day pause on tariffs following an agreement reached with Canadian officials. The agreement's specifics remain pending final documentation. Simultaneously, Trump hinted at a potential revival of the Keystone XL oil pipeline project, stating it “may be awoken from the grave.” This pipeline, previously cancelled by the Biden administration, would transport oil from Canada to the US. The moves suggest a shifting dynamic in US-Canada trade relations under the current administration, focusing on energy and potential trade benefits. Further details on both the tariff agreement and pipeline discussions are expected soon.