The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday edition that President Donald Trump announced a trade deal with Canada and a three-day "pause" on tariffs just before they were set to take effect. The Globe's triple bylined item led by Adrian Morrow reports that Mr. Trump did not specify what was in the agreement or confirm that, if the documents were signed, he would cancel the planned levies entirely. He said the Keystone XL pipeline might get revived. The late-evening announcement capped a day and night of down-to-the-wire talks as Canadian officials sought to lessen the extent of concessions Ottawa would have to make to reach a deal. Prime Minister Mark Carney sounded a more cautious note than Mr. Trump as he confirmed the Section 338 tariffs would be delayed "until end of day" on Friday. "Substantial progress has been made, although there is important work still to be done," the PM said. By Tuesday afternoon, Canadian negotiators believed they had arrived at a proposal with American officials that could break the impasse. Talks are continuing and remain intense. An official at the White House said the President would make any announcement of a deal directly. Until then, the official said, all discussion was baseless speculation.