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2 years ago

ASP, FFAW join forces to raise alarm about Trump’s presidency

Of all industries in the province, it may be the fishery that will be most immediately hurt by tariffs. Today, in a rare show of solidarity, the Association of Seafood Producers and the FFAW came together to share their concerns, not just for the immediate future, but the duration of Trump’s presidency. NTV’s Jodi Cooke […]

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2 years ago

Gudie Hutchings concerned for future of local businesses amid tariff threats

Canada’s minister responsible for rural economic development views the tariff dispute with the United States as a concern for local businesses across the country. But Gudie Hutchings says it may also open up new avenues for Canadian-made products to find their way to markets around the world. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has that story.

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2 years ago

Prime Minister Trudeau announces one-month pause of 25 per cent tariffs between Canada and U.S.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Donald Trump held their second phone call of the day late Monday afternoon, on the eve of 25 percent tariffs imposed on Canadian imports to the United States. President Trump said both calls “went well” today with the Prime Minister. Shortly after the second phone call, Prime Minister […]

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2 years ago

ASP and FFAW to hold news conference in response to tariffs

The Association of Seafood Producers and the Fish, Food and Allied Workers union will hold a news conference today to respond to the 25 percent tariff imposed on seafood exports to the United States from Newfoundland and Labrador. The Executive Director of ASP Jeff Loder and FFAW President Dwan Street will be in attendance. The […]

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