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Opposition urges Premier Moe pull U.S. booze as cross-border tariff war spirals

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The Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP) officially requested on Monday that Premier Scott Moe remove United States-produced liquor from provincial retail shelves. The call to action comes as a response to an escalating trade conflict between Canada and the United States involving renewed tariffs.

Opposition members have characterized the request as a necessary measure for the province to take a firm stance in the ongoing trade dispute. The move represents an attempt to pressure the provincial government to utilize its retail control as a tool of economic leverage during the cross-border tensions.

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