U.S. President Donald Trump says he expects the trade conflict with Canada to end “pretty soon” or “soon,” following an evolving set of tariff-related measures and negotiations. Multiple outlets report the remark as part of Trump’s ongoing comments about the dispute and its likely timeline.

Some coverage frames the statement alongside recent movement in tariff policy and deal-making. The Hindu reports Trump links Canada’s approach to negotiations, and notes that the White House eased some tariffs after a request from Senator Susan Collins. Other outlets situate the prediction within the broader background of higher tensions between the two countries since trade talks broke down in August, with retaliation from both sides.

Overall, outlets largely agree on the core message: Trump expects resolution in the near term. The main differences are the added context—tariff easing and specific political details in one case, and the August breakdown and mutual retaliation framing in another. Several outlets appear to restate the same basic prediction without additional information.