Here’s how provinces are trying to remove Canada’s internal trade barriers

As trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada escalate, Canadian provinces are looking for ways to strengthen ties among themselves. A wave of new agreements and legislation is breaking down internal trade barriers—making it easier to move goods, services, and workers across provincial lines. From wine sales to professional licensing, provinces are cutting red tape to boost economic resilience. For American observers, it’s a glimpse into how Canada is adapting—by turning inward to shore up its economy when cross-border trade grows uncertain. Get the story from The Canadian Press.

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