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Should Canada be 'on notice' after Trumps oil deal with Venezuela

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Whether Canada should be "on notice" depends on whether you look at the immediate political rhetoric or the long-term economic realities.
While U.S. President Donald Trump explicitly stated that his new oil deal with Venezuela puts "Canada on notice" amidst an intensifying trade war, energy analysts and industry insiders in Western Canada broadly argue there is little immediate cause for concern.

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