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Alberta premier calls Trump tariffs an 'important win' for Canada

Trump's decision means most goods sold from Canada to the U.S. Will have no tariffs, affecting energy, minerals, and agricultural products, according to Premier Danielle Smith.
About 97% of Canadian oil products are exported to the U.S., which is the largest market for Alberta's agricultural products.
Premier Danielle Smith criticized Canada's trade dependency on the U.S. And emphasized the need for independent economic resource development.
Naheed Nenshi urged governments to protect those affected by Trump's trade policies and proposed expanding the economy by recruiting talent globally.

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Alberta premier calls Trump tariffs an 'important win' for Canada

Trump backs off tariffs on energy, agricultural products and other exports

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Trump tariffs and Canada: Premiers throw their support behind planned retaliatory tariffs; recession fears grow as North American markets tank

Thousands of autoworkers received layoff notices today as Stellantis announced a two-week shutdown of its Windsor plant.

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Canada - US relations may "never be the same again" - CEO North America

Despite dodging further tariffs during “Liberation Day,” Canada’s top ministers have expressed opposition to Trump’s latest trade policies, fearing the two nations will “never be the same again.” Today, Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly stated: “They want to do things differently and we understand that, and that’s why we will seek to make sure that we get to an agreement on trade but also on security because both cannot be siloed.” On Thurs…

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