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Northeastern Governors, Canadian Premiers Meet to Discuss Trump Tariff Impacts
- On June 16, 2025, leaders from northeastern U.S. states and Canadian provinces gathered at Boston’s Massachusetts State House to address the effects of tariffs and explore opportunities for continued collaboration.
- The meeting addressed the impact of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on Canadian steel and aluminum, which leaders characterized as a form of economic hostility harming regional trade and industries.
- Governors and Premiers emphasized the importance of strong U.S.-Canada economic ties, noted downturns in tourism, rising costs from trade tensions, and explored cooperation on energy, trade, and manufacturing.
- Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey stated that efforts will be made to improve trade efficiency, and she is optimistic about positive outcomes resulting from these initiatives.
- The convening signaled a unified stance to protect a $50 billion cross-border relationship and promote continued collaboration despite ongoing tariff and political challenges.
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