Alberta Premier Danielle Smith vows to collaborate with the federal government on a response to US President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel. Canadian industry leaders and premiers across the country condemn the tariffs, calling them 'unjustified,' 'unfair,' and 'illegal.'
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith responded to US President Donald Trump 's recent tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel, stating she will work with the federal government in Ottawa to develop a suitable response. Smith's comments come as Canadian industry leaders and premiers from across the country express deep concern over the tariffs, calling them 'unjustified,' 'unfair,' and 'illegal.
' The Calgary Chamber of Commerce issued a statement today condemning the tariffs, describing them as 'deeply disturbing' and emphasizing their potential to harm Canadian businesses. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and premiers from other provinces are currently meeting to discuss the best course of action in response to the tariffs. Meanwhile, Ontario Premier Doug Ford strongly criticized the tariffs, stating they are 'unjustified, unfair and frankly illegal.' Ford expressed his disappointment and vowed to work with Trudeau to ensure Canada's interests are protected. This situation unfolds amidst growing tensions between Canada and the United States, particularly over trade issues. The Canadian government is facing pressure to take swift and effective action to mitigate the impact of these tariffs on its economy and industries. Trudeau is expected to announce Canada's official response to the tariffs in the coming days
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