Trade minister shrugs off latest U.S trade warning
Trade minister Dominic LeBlanc is brushing off U.S. calls to lift provincial liquor bans, as pressure builds ahead of upcoming negotiations on a renewed trade agreement
Trade minister Dominic LeBlanc is brushing off the latest U.S. warning over ongoing trade irritants, including provincial restrictions on American alcohol sales, as pressure builds ahead of upcoming negotiations on a renewed trade agreement.
Washington has flagged the issue as a significant barrier for U.S. producers, urging Canada to reverse course immediately. But Ottawa insists the concerns are not a deal-breaker, saying talks remain constructive.
Meanwhile, backlash is growing after the Toronto Blue Jays wished fans a happy Passover—sparking a wave of online outrage.
Journalist Daniel Boardman joins Marc Patrone to break down the backlash and what it reveals about the current climate in Canada.
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