
Premier of Alberta Canada
Conservative
Alberta conservative premier who prioritizes diplomacy over energy retaliation in the U.S. tariff fight, pitches Canada as an energy partner for Trump's dominance agenda, and frames pipelines and resource corridors as the path to an independent energy superpower.
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I would say you don't go into a discussion saying you're going to punch somebody in the nose if they don't give you what you want.
I think that the prime minister is being wise to say, let's deal with the stages as they come. And the stage that we're in right now is that there seems to be some sense of urgency over these next 27 days to try to get to an agreement.
Source: Global News ↗We're going to have a pretty intense period over the next 29 days, and I hope that diplomacy will prevail and the best interests of both our countries will prevail and will emerge with a signed CUSMA agreement that continues to keep a tariff-free relationship between Canada and the U.S.
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