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Nova Scotia Cancels U.S. Supplier Contracts Amid Trade War
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Nova Scotia Cancels U.S. Supplier Contracts Amid Trade War

Canada

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Nova Scotia has terminated contracts and agreements totaling $130,600 with eleven U.S. suppliers as a retaliatory measure against the trade war initiated by President Donald Trump. Premier Tim Houston announced the cancellation of contracts with two American companies and the decision not to renew agreements with nine others, including Fisher Scientific and Global Industrial. The provincial government is actively seeking Canadian alternatives to reduce reliance on U.S. firms. These decisions follow tariffs imposed by Trump on Canadian goods, prompting Nova Scotia to limit business dealings with American companies.

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