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Manitoba’s Wab Kinew is sounding the alarm on Canada’s rushed U.S. trade deal, calling it weak and warning tariffs are coming — while urging Canadians to steer clear of American booze, even if it ends up back on shelves. As federal negotiators close in on a pact in Washington, other premiers are split: Nova Scotia’s is open to lifting its alcohol ban, while Quebec’s is taking time to weigh economic risks. Meanwhile, Canada’s trade team is also coordinating with Mexico to renew CUSMA, aiming for continental stability — despite provincial pushback, negotiators remain locked in to deliver a deal that protects jobs and business.

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