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$300 million Maine project halted amid US-Canada trade dispute

A $300 million project in Millinocket, Maine, has been put on hold as a US-Canada trade dispute affects the rural region. The supplied information does not identify the project or its broader economic effects.

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A cross-border trade dispute is delaying major investment and may threaten regional jobs and supply-chain activity.

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  1. $300 Million Millinocket Project Put on Ice as U.S.-Canada Trade Fight Reaches Rural Maine ↗themainewire.com · Recorded source date: Aug 30, 2026, 6:02 PM UTC

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