“This deal is a very positive signal that will restore existing trade volumes and open avenues for further opportunities for Canadians.”
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is praising the recently announced Canada-China trade deal that will lower many of China’s tariffs on Canadian products:
“Today’s trade deal to significantly reduce Chinese tariffs on canola and other Canadian products is very good news for Canada and Saskatchewan.
This deal is a very positive signal that will restore existing trade volumes and open avenues for further opportunities for Canadians.
Today demonstrates the importance of foreign trade missions and shows what can be achieved when the federal and provincial governments and our export industries work together to strengthen our trade relationships.
Saskatchewan will continue these efforts in our export markets around the world.”
Premier Moe deserves credit for putting partisanship aside and working to get a good deal for people in Saskatchewan and across Canada. This kind of attitude, working together in good faith with different levels of government, is the attitude Canada needs amid ongoing threats to our sovereignty from the Trump Administration.
Spencer Fernando
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