Manitoba premier warns Trump's tariff proposal could trigger recession

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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew warned that proposed tariffs from president-elect Donald Trump could lead to a recession in the province. Trump suggested a 25 percent tariff on Canadian and Mexican goods, aiming to address border issues. Kinew emphasized the importance of trade with the U.S., noting that 73 percent of Manitoba's exports go there, totaling $11.1 billion. He stated that addressing drug trafficking is crucial for both public safety and trade relations. Kinew plans to discuss these issues with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Local agricultural leaders expressed concern that tariffs would harm Manitoba farmers, who rely heavily on exports to the U.S.


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