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Premiers entering final day of meetings with public safety, internal trade on agenda
HUNTSVILLE, ONTARIO, JUL 23 – Premiers focus on public safety, health care, and internal trade amid an escalating U.S. trade war with a critical August 1 negotiation deadline approaching.
- On Wednesday, Canada's premiers met at Deerhurst Resort in Huntsville, Ontario, with public safety, internal trade, and health care on the table.
- The premiers discussed the trade tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump in Huntsville, Ontario, emphasizing the need for strategic responses.
- Several provinces signed free trade deals, opening internal trade and access to new markets.
- This afternoon, the premiers will hold a closing press conference, stating they downplayed the importance of getting a deal done soon to avoid further U.S. tariffs.
- With an Aug. 1 deadline approaching, the pressure to reach a deal to avoid U.S. tariffs increases, as premiers emphasize the importance of finalizing negotiations.
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Canada's premiers are set to meet for the third and final day of their gathering in Ontario's cottage country, with internal trade, public safety and health care on the agenda.
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