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USA Tariffs Prompt Criticism at Houston Energy Industry Gathering
The imminent impact of US trade tariffs elicited concern from company executives and sharp words from Canadian government officials at a major energy industry conference Tuesday. During an all-Canadian energy panel at the CERAWeek by S&P Global event in Houston, speakers veered between venting frustration and anger at the tariffs and urging fellow Canadians to seek new, alternative trading partners to the US. Ontario Energy Minister Stephen Lecce described US President Donald Trump’s policy as an unjust “attack” that will damage the economies of both nations. Saskatchewan’s Premier Scott Moe said the ... (full story)
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