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Provincial and territorial leaders take questions from reporters in Charlottetown as they arrive for a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Premiers Doug Ford (Ontario), Scott Moe (Saskatchewan), and R.J. Simpson (Northwest Territories) discuss Canada’s response to the latest U.S. tariff threats. Rob Lantz (Prince Edward Island) and Susan Holt (New Brunswick) react to new federal funding to support the replacement of undersea transmission lines between their provinces. Holt also highlights a new energy MOU between the Maritime provinces.

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