Show Notes
Ottawa is throwing cold water on a quick end to the cross-border trade war as Washington adds Canadian municipal waste to its list of punishing import bans. Here at home, Saskatchewan politicians clash over the rising cost of living while rural municipalities plead for infrastructure funding to weather the economic storm.
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