Speaking at the opening of the Canada-U.S. business summit in Toronto on Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canadians have a lot of “strategic reflection” to do over the coming days, “to see not just how we get through this particular challenge over the next 30 days or few months,” but “grow stronger over the next four years and into what may be a more challenging, long term political situation with the United States.”
Trudeau called for an end to interprovincial trade barriers that make it hard for Canadian provinces to trade with each other.
“It’s about time we had genuine free trade within Canada,” Trudeau told the summit, which is being attended by business and labour leaders, Indigenous leaders and public policy experts.
“(There are) a lot of barriers that just don’t make sense. But it’s going to require all of us, not just governments, but business leaders as well, to step up and push hard and make sure that in this moment, we actually move forward on free trade within Canada,” he said.
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