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Saskatchewan looks to bolster interprovincial trade amid tariffs
As global trade tensions rise, Saskatchewan is turning its focus inward — strengthening economic ties within Canada. A new bill, the Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act, aims to make it easier for goods and services to move freely across provincial borders, cutting red tape and speeding approvals. With the U.S. and China imposing steep tariffs, the province is looking to its Canadian neighbors instead, betting that cooperation at home may be the best defense against uncertainty abroad. Nykole King with Regina Leader Post has the full story.
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