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Saskatchewan premier says broad counter-tariffs not in Canada's best interest

Broad-Based tariffs with the U.S. Are not in Canadians’ best interest.
Moe expressed concern that dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs would harm Canadians and industry.
Moe noted that Saskatchewan is the least dependent province on exports to the U.S., with 55 percent of its goods crossing the border.
He emphasized the need for collaboration to de-escalate tariff discussions among provinces.

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