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Saskatchewan Premier Moe on Chinese EV tariff complexity

16 September 2025
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Saskatchewan Premier Moe on Chinese EV tariff complexity
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe urged Ottawa to collaborate with provinces to address tariff pressures from the U.S. and China, particularly following China’s 76% tariff on Canadian canola in retaliation for Canada’s EV tariff. After a recent trade mission to China, Moe emphasized the need for market access rather than continued financial relief for affected industries.

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