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Alberta premier: Everybody wants a trade deal
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Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on roughly $20B of U.S. goods are scheduled to take effect next week, raising near-term uncertainty for cross-border trade flows. The discussion with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith highlights the domestic political dimension around the measure. Overall, expect a mild risk to sentiment and sector-level impacts tied to trade-sensitive industries.
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