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14 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.
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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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With a federal deadline looming, Burton Bailey says central Alberta industries from honey to oil and gas have already suffered from months of tariff uncertainty.
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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 White House says the pause hinges on Canada addressing provincial liquor bans, auto import quotas and dairy supply management, with Trump also citing the Keystone XL pipeline.
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The wedding-favours maker, founded in 1983, says it can no longer absorb the costs of cross-border tariffs and lost trade exemptions.
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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.
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Canfor's permanent closure of its Fox Creek mill will cost 74 jobs in the northwestern Alberta town of under 1,800 people as Ottawa scrambles to avert a new round of U.S. tariffs.
Source: Lethbridge News Now
With no Canada-U.S. trade agreement in place, southern Alberta producers face uncertainty over access to their largest export market.
Source: Lethbridge News Now
Canadian negotiators remained in Washington this week ahead of a deadline for new U.S. tariffs, with several long-running disputes still unresolved.
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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.
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The premier's comments come amid renewed trade tension between Canada and the United States over tariffs on Canadian goods.
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A weekly financial roundup notes that investors are largely brushing aside tariff worries as oil prices and interest rate expectations dominate trading sentiment.
Source: rdnewsNOW