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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the path forward in Canada-U.S. negotiations is a bigger energy partnership. In her view, Canada should focus on delivering more of what the U.S. wants rather than escalating tensions. "I don't think you go into a constructive negotiation promising to punch someone in the...

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