Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew stated that Canada should prepare for a challenging negotiation as the deadline for a potential trade deal with the United States approaches. His comments suggest that Prime Minister Mark Carney may face difficulties in securing support from Canadians regarding the trade agreement.
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Manitoba Premier Discusses Trade Negotiations with US
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew emphasized the need for Canada to be prepared for a tough negotiation with the United States as the trade deal deadline approaches. He indicated that Prime Minister Mark Carney may encounter challenges in gaining public support for the agreement.
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