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Nova Scotia groups want free Canadian trade as poll shows support in Atlantic region

Nova Scotia's Premier Tim Houston calls for reduced interprovincial trade barriers during an event in Milton, Ont., which is welcomed by various business sectors in the province.
A new bill proposed by Houston would allow Canadian goods and services to be sold in Nova Scotia without extra testing or red tape.
A poll by Narrative Research shows 92% of Atlantic Canadians support removing trade barriers, with 75% likely to buy Canadian goods if U.S. Tariffs threaten them.
Representatives from Nova Scotia's wine and forestry sectors support the initiative to make selling products easier in other provinces.

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Winnipeg Free Press

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Nova Scotia groups want free Canadian trade as poll shows support in Atlantic region

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10 hours ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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The Epoch Times

Nova Scotia to Ease Trade Rules for Provinces That Follow Suit

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says he will introduce a bill next week to ease restrictions on the sale of out-of-province goods and services in Nova Scotia, citing the need to facilitate interprovincial trade in the face of U.S. tariffs. Houston made the comments during a Feb. 20 press conference in Milton, Ont., at a campaign event held by Ontario Premier Doug Ford. Houston said the reduction of trade barriers would only apply to jurisdiction…

18 hours ago·New York, United States

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