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5 stories across Alberta
Canada's business and labour leaders warned the new tariffs could force exporters to cut jobs or shut down entirely after trade negotiations broke off in Ottawa.
Sources: Lethbridge News Now, rdnewsNOW, CHAT News Today, EverythingGP
Prime Minister Mark Carney pulled negotiators from Washington after a midnight deadline passed without a deal, promising dollar-for-dollar retaliation against the new U.S. tariffs.
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President Trump claimed a Canada-U.S. trade deal reviving Keystone XL, though officials would not say what, if anything, has changed since Ottawa first pitched the idea last year.
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A new Leger survey finds Albertans are the least likely of any province to back a hard-line approach to trade talks with Washington, even as new U.S. tariffs on $28 billion in Canadian goods loom.
Sources: Lethbridge News Now, CHAT News Today, EverythingGP
With 50 per cent U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods set to take effect Wednesday, a Manitoba-led delegation used the Iowa State Fair to press the case for cross-border trade.
Sources: Lethbridge News Now, rdnewsNOW, CHAT News Today, EverythingGP