Kinew Challenges Trump on Trade | Raleigh News

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is boldly calling President Trump a “bad person” and warning Canadians not to rush concessions in trade talks—especially with an unpredictable leader across the border. While federal minister Dominic LeBlanc signals progress in Washington, provinces like Manitoba are weighing whether to restore U.S. alcohol sales to avoid steep tariffs. Kinew admits pressure from Prime Minister Mark Carney to reinstate those sales, even as he urges Canadians to keep supporting local products. Though Manitoba may compromise for “Team Canada,” Kinew hopes citizens will use their wallets to reward respect and loyalty—making this trade battle as much about values as economics.

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