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Canada's premiers met in Ottawa Wednesday with outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, agreeing to unite to deal with looming tariff threats from President-Elect Donald Trump. Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith is a hold out — not signing on to a joint statement for a unified front.

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