US EditionSix US states invite Canadian provincial leaders to discuss Trump tariffs
- Governor Janet Mills, alongside five other governors from the Northeastern U.S., extended an invitation to leaders from six Canadian provinces to convene in Boston for discussions on tariffs and strengthening trade ties.
- The summit aims to address President Donald Trump's tariffs and preserve strong economic and cultural ties between the regions strained by these policies.
- The premiers invited to the upcoming meeting hail from six Canadian provinces in the eastern and central regions, including Quebec, and the gathering is expected to take place soon, although no exact date has been set.
- Maine trades over $6 billion cross-border annually with Canada, its largest trading partner, and Mills warned tariffs could increase costs and reduce about 225,000 Canadian visitors this summer.
- The governors hope this meeting will safeguard their decades-long economic and cultural partnerships and mitigate negative impacts on businesses and tourism caused by the tariffs.
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Healey invites northeastern governors, Canadian premiers to meeting in Boston
BOSTON, Mass. (WLNE) — Massachusetts governor Maura Healey led a coalition of six governors in the Northeast U.S., invited the premiers of six provinces in eastern Canada to a meeting in Boston to discuss the relationship between the U.S. and Canada and trade between the two regions. Healey, alongside Rhode Island governor Dan McKee, Connecticut governor Ned Lamont, Maine governor Janet Mills, New York governor Kathy Hochul and Vermont governor …
Northeast governors, minus NH's Ayotte, invite Canadian premiers to meet on tariffs and trade
Maine Gov. Janet Mills and five other Northeastern governors have invited the premiers of six Canadian provinces to a summit to discuss President Donald Trump's tariffs and preserving strong trade relationships.
Tariffs form backdrop for huddle of governors, Canadian premiers
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey and five fellow northeastern governors extended an olive branch to Canadian premiers Monday as they seek to maintain trade relationships amid President Donald Trump’s tariff campaign. The premiers from New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Québec are invited to a gathering in Boston, Healey’s office said. Govs. Janet Mills of Maine, Ned Lamont of Connecticut, Kath…
Northeast Governors Invite Canadian Counterparts to Boston to Discuss US Tariffs
Six Northeastern governors have invited the premiers of six Canadian provinces to meet in Boston to address the impact of President Donald Trump’s recent tariffs and explore ways to “maintain strong trade relations.” The invitation was extended on May 5 by Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey, who was joined by governors of Maine, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont. In a joint letter, the governors said they aim to “keep open lines of c…
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