Canada Reciproc ity Debate Sparks New Opposition in New Brunswick
Speaking in Fredericton George H. Cowan M P of Vancouver argued against the governments reciprocity policy. He warned the treaty would shift Canadian manufacturing and carrying trades to the United States, undermine the home market, and curb Canada's tariff power. He urged keeping a robust tariff to protect labor and industry.
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