The Prime Minister of British Columbia says that Canadians must “maintain pressure” on the United States by buying local and avoiding journey There, despite a recent push from California to attract visitors to Canada.
David Eby said he spoke with California Governor Gavin Newsom on Monday – on the same day, the governor launched a campaign to “encourage” Canadians to visit despite the current tensions between Canada and the United States.
Eby said that although he is happy to see the state pursuing Donald Trump’s White House on his pricing regime, many Canadians are “not ready to go to the United States” with prices and an annexation always a threat.
The Prime Minister said that for Canadians, the purchase of our shopping and where we spend our vacation is what we can do to send a message of several billion dollars to the Trump administration.
Eby said we cannot facilitate this pressure, because we know that as soon as it happens, the American president will return to his favorite tactics to attack Canadians.
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He said Canada is also in a unique situation where it still faces American rates on its aluminum and steel, automotive wood and car products, despite the so-called “reciprocal” rates of the United States to 10% for 90 days.
The Prime Minister says that he had “a very good conversation” with Newsom and was encouraged to see that the state is fighting against the prices of the courts, and the two jurisdictions “will find ways to connect” to maintain the bonds of “strong people to the person”.
Newsom’s trial, deposited Wednesday, argues that promulgation of prices requires the approval of the congress and that the international emergency economic law used by Trump to impose trade barriers in Canada, Mexico and China does not allow the adoption of prices.
Trump’s White House criticized the Californian trial, describing the prices of “historical efforts to finally treat the national emergency” of “persistent commercial deficits” in the United States “.
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