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Lacombe-Ponoka MLA Johnson Travels to U.S. on Trade Mission

  • Alberta United Conservative Party backbencher Jennifer Johnson is traveling to Saint Paul, Minnesota, for the annual Midwestern Legislative Conference to advocate for Alberta's interests in energy, trade, and agriculture.
  • This diplomatic mission follows the breakdown of trade negotiations between Canada and the United States last week, which triggered a heated trade war.
  • Joining the effort, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is sending six representatives to the conference, including Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit, Rural Health Minister Lori Carr, and Todd Goudy.
  • Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is pushing for Canadian officials to prioritize diplomacy to avoid further escalation, while Johnson is scheduled to meet with U.S. legislators, government officials, and business leaders.
  • Drawing on his experience in Wisconsin last month, Marit noted "a lot of the states are onside" regarding the importance of continuing the trade agreement between Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
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Alberta, Sask. politicians head to Minnesota for conference, trade advocacy

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Alberta politician heads to Minnesota for legislator conference, trade advocacy

The Alberta government says a United Conservative Party legislature member is heading to Minnesota to advocate for trade and strong relationships.

·Ottawa, Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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