Some premiers optimistic about trade talks with U.S. ahead of extended deadline
OTTAWA — Some premiers say they're optimistic about Canada's progress in reaching a trade deal to avoid punishing tariffs from the United States, while others say they're waiting for more details about the agreement.
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