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New Brunswick's premier blames Trump's tariffs and rhetoric for harming Canada-U.S. trade and tourism.
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt blames President Donald Trump for escalating tensions between Canada and the U.S., citing his 45% tariff on Canadian softwood lumber, rhetoric about annexing Canada, and policies that have hurt cross-border trade and tourism.
Speaking after a meeting with Atlantic Canadian and New England leaders, she highlighted a 5% drop in Canadian tourism to the U.S. and warned ongoing tariffs are damaging New Brunswick’s economy, where one in 11 people rely on forestry.
The group agreed on the urgent need to renegotiate the USMCA and strengthen energy and trade cooperation.
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El primer ministro de New Brunswick culpa a los aranceles y la retórica de Trump por dañar el comercio y el turismo entre Canadá y los Estados Unidos.