US EditionNortheastern Governors, Canadian Premiers Meet to Discuss Trump Tariff Impacts
- On June 16, 2025, governors from the northeastern United States and premiers from Canadian provinces convened in Boston for the 'Strong Partnerships, Shared Future Convening' to discuss the effects of tariffs and explore opportunities to enhance cross-border collaboration.
- The meeting addressed the impact of tariffs imposed by President Trump on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, which have created tensions in regional trade and economic relationships.
- Attendees discussed threats to longstanding economic relationships, including rising costs for medical supplies and tourism declines, while affirming commitment to cross-border collaboration.
- Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey expressed a dedication to developing strategies that improve trade efficiency and emphasized that Canada remains the state’s leading trading partner.
- The convening underscored shared goals to protect a $50 billion economic relationship and signaled openness for business despite what participants called an existential crisis in U.S.-Canada trade bonds.
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mainepublic.orgNortheastern governors and eastern Canadian premiers meet in Boston to discuss trade
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