Quebec's premier says Canada-U.S. trade talks are 'far from over'
Summary
Quebec's premier said talks between Canada and the U.S. about trade are not finished. She wants more details from Prime Minister Mark Carney before deciding if the trade deal protects Quebec’s dairy and forestry industries well enough.Key Facts
- Quebec’s premier, Christine Fréchette, said Canada-U.S. trade talks are "far from over."
- She is waiting for more information from Prime Minister Mark Carney.
- The decision depends on whether Quebec’s dairy and forestry sectors are protected.
- Fréchette opposed quickly allowing U.S. alcohol back into Quebec stores.
- Quebec controls most wine and spirit sales through the SAQ, a government corporation.
- She said only Quebec will decide if U.S. alcohol products return to store shelves.
- President Donald Trump said the U.S. and Canada made a last-minute deal to delay 50% U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports.
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