Canadian bans on U.S. alcohol ‘clearly’ working and ‘frustrating’ for Trump, former adviser says - BNN Bloomberg
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Canadian provinces and territories need to maintain a “unified approach” if they want to secure a trade deal with the United States that benefits the entire country, says a former public policy adviser.
Their collective decision to keep American alcohol off store shelves also appears to be working, according to Diamond Isinger, former special adviser to former prime minister Justin Trudeau on Canada-U.S. relations.
“It’s clearly yielding results. It’s clearly being noticed by the president. It’s something very frustrating for him, and it’s having very real economic effects on American produc…
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