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Scott Moe is asked by David Cochrane "Does that comment you just made mean that the federal government has asked some premiers to remove their booze bans?" Moe "I expect that ask to be coming." "So I think it most certainly is time for us to intensify our negotiations,...

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Cochrane "If we dropped the EV tariffs here, China will drop the Canola tariff areas." Scott Moe "It's not that simple. It just simply isn't. It is much more complicated than that, as goes the entire dialogue with so many countries around the world." "And we always need to remember our number one trading partner is the United States of America when it comes, you know, to exports that we've moved into, for example, Canola Pulse's other things into China in significant amounts for good reason." "You know, we need access to both of those markets." Scott Moe

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Trump is asked last night "Will you restart negotiations with Canada?" Trump "Oh, look, I have a great relationship with Canada. They're very tough traders. But I have a very good relationship with the Prime Minister and with Canada. Trump "I mean, you know, the problem is Canada makes a lot of things that we don't need because we make them also." "But we'll work it out. Look, Canada is a special place."

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