Canada’s premiers were headed to the White House Wednesday afternoon for a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump’s senior advisers, as Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc said Canada will not strike first in a tariff battle with the United States.
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Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe was one of 13 in Washington. But as he makes his trip south, people in the province are becoming fed up with the tariff talk.
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Global News’ Katherine Ludwig has more on Moe’s visit and what it will mean for the province.
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