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Canadian province considers removing U.S. alcohol amid escalating tariff dispute

Opposition members urged Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe to withdraw U.S. alcohol products as the cross-border tariff conflict intensifies.

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Retaliatory restrictions could widen the trade dispute beyond tariffs and affect cross-border commerce.

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