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‘Opportunity to Reset’: Saskatchewan Premier Responds to U.S. Midterm Results

Moe says tariffs helped sway U.S. voters and that Canada should use the election result to restore free trade with Washington.

  • Voters handed control of Congress to the Democrats on Tuesday, delivering a rebuke to President Donald Trump and his Republican party.
  • Tariffs played a significant role in key battleground states like Maine and Michigan, influencing the midterm outcome across the United States.
  • Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe stated the results offer a chance to reset Canada's trade relationship with the United States, aiming to restore free and fair trade.
  • Arguments from Moe emphasize that existing tariffs drive up the cost of living on both sides of the border, necessitating a policy shift.
  • Hopes for a more cooperative trade environment depend on the United States administration reciprocating Canada's reset efforts following the election results.
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Saskatchewan leaders hope Democratic midterm wins signal reset in U.S. trade relations

Premier Scott Moe and Opposition Leader Carla Beck hope Democratic gains in the U.S. midterms will open the door to better trade relations.

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Saskatchewan premier says U.S. midterm election result can reset trade relationship

REGINA - Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says the results from last night’s U.S. midterm elections provide an opportunity for Canada to reset the relationship with its southern neighbour.

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