Alberta premier says cutting off energy exports ‘not viable’ amid U.S. trade dispute

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01:55 | September 15, 202602:02 | September 4, 202601:57 | July 31, 202601:55 | September 15, 202602:02 | September 4, 202601:57 | July 31, 2026Around half of the oil imported by the United States comes from Canada and Alberta's premier says using the sector as leverage in the trade war should be off the table.

However, others like Ontario premier Doug Ford, insist provinces should use every tool at their disposal as retaliation against U.S. tariffs. Adam MacVicar reports. Around half of the oil imported by the United States comes from Canada and Alberta's premier says using the sector as leverage in the trade war should be off the table.

However, others like Ontario premier Doug Ford, insist provinces should use every tool at their disposal as retaliation against U.S. tariffs. Adam MacVicar reports.4 days ago17 hours ago‘We’re still getting what we need’: Greer says U.S. has no ‘urgency’ amid trade tensions with Canada18 hours ago‘Can’t use that on TV’: Watch a Global News reporter jump from the highest bungee jump in Canada

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