Published 23 days ago • Saskatchewan, Canada • Updated 21 days ago

Saskatchewan farmers demand action in response to looming trade wars

Saskatchewan farmers are calling for action from the provincial and federal governments regarding a looming trade war with the U.S. And China, according to the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan .
On March 8, China imposed significant tariffs on various Canadian agricultural products, including canola and pork, while Canada maintains tariffs on U.S. Imports, impacting both countries' economies as reported by various officials.
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan urges immediate government action to address these tariffs and reduce trade barriers.
Support for government investment plans for job creation is high, with 90% of Canadian respondents supporting such measures, highlighting the ongoing economic struggles due to tariff threats, as reported by the Canadian Labour Congress.

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