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Carney talks tough, promises to fight back against Trump’s tariffs during Winnipeg campaign stop

Liberal Leader Mark Carney promises that NFI Group will be exempt from Canadian counter-tariffs on U.S. Materials to help its competitiveness.
During a campaign stop in Winnipeg, Carney emphasized the need for remission orders on counter-tariffs for NFI and its subsidiaries.
NFI Group, employing about 8,500 people globally, plans to build all buses for Canadian customers in Canada by September, aided by federal and provincial funding.
Paul Soubry, NFI Group's President and CEO, stated they have managed through trade challenges amidst a difficult five years, and he confirmed that despite U.S. Tariffs, NFI will not relocate operations from Winnipeg to the U.S. And aims to create more Canadian jobs.

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Carney talks tough, promises to fight back against Trump’s tariffs during Winnipeg campaign stop

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