Canada is less than 72 hours away from the potential definitions of the 25 percent imposed by US President Donald Trump.
The provinces and regional leaders held a virtual meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau earlier today, and Prime Minister in Saskatwan Scott was not a tariff for the dollar against the dollar “not from the perspective of Saskatchewan.”
Mu told Regeina before the meeting that everything that the leaders say and do should say should focus on “canceling the entire conversation on the definitions.”
He says he will support a discussion on a targeted package of definitions and deserves to be considered
MEE also says that export fees for agricultural machines manufactured in Saskatchewan will have a short -term impact on the boycott industry, but cost American farmers more.
“We should not escalate in any way to the conversation to the broad definitions of the dollar against the dollar,” said Mu Mai at the Western Economic Forum at the Economic Forum at the Western Economic Forum.
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“The export tariff … If we want to start export like potash or oil, if the federal government (adding definitions) sees, then this country is separate.”
Instead, MEE said he prefers counter -veil and communicating with the American public.
“We need to communicate constantly about influence, not only a broad tariff from the United States, but the effect of what the potential anti -models will be,” said.
He is the leader of the opposition, Carla Beck.
“We will continue to pressure this … the importance of making the case for American consumers,” said Beck.
While MEE and Beck expressed what the boycott needs, Chris Lin, CEO of Develop Development, spoke about the effects of effects on the capital.
“We know that we will revise about $ 175 million from work from Regeina, almost immediately,” Lin said.
According to LANE, the long -term effects on Regina are worse.
“Whenever the most worrying part is that over time if these definitions and those policies are implemented are that companies that build their headquarters and production facilities in this part of the world begin to transfer this to the United States.”
While the customs tariff pose a real threat to the Prime Minister, MEE defends the focus on what is under the control of the boycott, such as improving border security.
“Look for opportunities to satisfy some of the fears of our biggest commercial partner.”
Saskatchewan is trading approximately 30 billion dollars every year to the south.
– With files from the Canadian press
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