Washington, August 19 (Post Bureau): US President Donald Trump has suspended new 50 percent tariffs on goods coming from Canada for three days. These tariffs were to be implemented from Wednesday. Trump said in a post on his Twitter social media site on Tuesday night that a trade agreement is being prepared between the US and Canada, the final documents of which are yet to be prepared. He said that for this reason the new The tariffs have been postponed for three days. The tariffs were to affect about $20 billion worth of Canadian goods. They include cement, hockey sticks and other products. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the two countries had made significant progress in talks, but there was still “significant work” to be done. Officials from both countries have been holding intensive talks for weeks. White Canada has committed to taking action on some trade issues raised by the US, according to a House document. Among them are the Americans Issues such as alcohol bans, tariffs on dairy products and the automobile sector are included. Trump also mentioned the possibility of restarting the Keystone XL pipeline. However, negotiations between Canada and the US will continue until a final trade agreement is signed.