Canadian premiers urge Trudeau to respond robustly against Trump's tariff threats, suggest cutting energy supplies
Justin Trudeau to 'respond robustly' and some suggested cutting off energy supplies and highlighted other products that the US «relies on» Canada for, CBC News reported.
Trudeau met with Canada's premiers on Wednesday to discuss Ottawa's plan to address Trump's concerns, the second meeting since Trump threatened to impose steep tariffs on Canadian imports after he will be sworn in as President in January.
Canada's Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, who was at Wednesday's meeting, says some premiers are in favour of robust response to threatened US tariffs, CBC News reported.
She also took suggestions from premiers on which products to target if retaliatory tariffs become necessary.
«Some premiers proactively identified products that their provinces produce and export to the United States — and which the US relies on — and which should be considered as part of the Canadian response,» she said.
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