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Poilievre says Alberta premier ‘free’ to make interventions in Trump’s trade war

The Ketchikan Gateway Borough is leveraging the ongoing trade war with Canada to restore ferry service to British Columbia, according to Borough Mayor Rodney Dial.
Mayor Rodney Dial announced plans to seek an automatic exemption from the Passenger Vessel Service Act during recent meetings in Washington D.C.
Locals in Point Roberts, Washington, are concerned about economic impacts from trade tensions and retaliatory tariffs between the U.S. And Canada, according to Point Roberts Fire Chief Christopher Carleton.
Local leaders in Point Roberts have sought help from the governor of Washington state and Canadian officials to address deteriorating relations that threaten their community, according to Brian Calder.

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Poilievre says Alberta premier ‘free’ to make interventions in Trump’s trade war

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Ketchikan leaders leverage Canada trade war for local priorities

A delegation of Ketchikan Borough leaders met with officials at the Canadian Embassy in Washington D.C. on March 3, 2025. Mayor Rodney Dial (left) and Borough Assembly members Sharli Arntzen and Kathy Bolling (right) pose with Economic Minister Jay Allen, as he holds up a gift from the Ketchikan Candle Company. (Ketchikan Gateway Borough) The Ketchikan Gateway Borough is using the Trump administration’s ongoing trade war with Canada as leverage …

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