Show Notes
As the United States Senate symbolically votes to strip the president of his tariff powers, Canada officially pivots toward the European Union with a major trade summit in Ottawa. We also explore the push for overseas diversification with Apertera C-E-O Gary Kalaci, who explains why prairie exporters are increasingly eager to end their reliance on the American market.
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