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10 stories across Alberta
Canada and the U.S. are locked in a fresh tariff standoff after Ottawa suspended trade talks, drawing mixed reaction from provincial leaders including Alberta's premier.
Sources: Lethbridge News Now, rdnewsNOW, CHAT News Today, EverythingGP
Canada's prime minister called it a trade war after negotiations broke down Friday night, with premiers across the country split on how loudly to cheer Ottawa's response.
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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.
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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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Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston made the disclosure from Banff after a call between the prime minister and provincial leaders on the draft Canada-U.S. trade agreement.
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The complaint targets two federal videos published June 30, including one in which Prime Minister Mark Carney says emissions will rise in coming years.
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The city had received the money last year under a national program aimed at speeding up housing construction.
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The prime minister's stop in the Red Deer area drew both handshakes and protest flags, underscoring the mixed reception federal visits now get in Alberta.
Sources: Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert Gazette, Airdrie Today, OkotoksToday, CHAT News Today, EverythingGP
Speaking in Red Deer, the prime minister warned that turning energy into a bargaining chip could damage Canada's standing as a dependable supplier.
Sources: Rocky Mountain Outlook, Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert Gazette, St. Albert Gazette, Airdrie Today, Airdrie Today, OkotoksToday, OkotoksToday, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Airdrie Today, Airdrie Today, OkotoksToday, OkotoksToday
Prime Minister Mark Carney travelled to Alberta for a joint appearance with Premier Danielle Smith centred on housing construction.
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