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B.C. premier says feds and provinces plan right-left approach to Trump's tariff plans

British Columbia Premier David Eby states that Canada's premiers and the federal government have developed a strategy regarding U.S. Tariffs.
Premier Eby mentions Conservative premiers will lobby Republican governors while left-leaning leaders talk to Democrats.
The planned approach is to leverage Canada's political diversity during tariff negotiations with President-elect Donald Trump.

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