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Alberta Will Stop Buying U.S. Alcohol—Here’s How Else Canada Has Responded To Trump’s Tariffs

Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith announced a halt to U.S. Alcohol imports, calling the tariffs an 'economic attack' and 'betrayal.'
Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, and Manitoba joined Alberta in imposing similar restrictions on U.S. Liquor.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated Canada would impose 25% retaliatory duties on $107 billion of American goods.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe indicated the province would cease purchasing American goods and prioritize Canadian suppliers.

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