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The battle took yet another turn Thursday afternoon when Trump signed an executive order to pause some new duties on Canada.

Smith鈥檚 government has not indicated whether it will change its countermeasures in response.聽

Finance Minister Nate Horner told reporters that he hadn鈥檛 spoken with Smith since Trump reversed course again, but said his staff will continue to monitor the impact of the back-and-forth and the threat of tariffs.

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Earlier in the day, Smith told CNN, "The purpose of (tariffs) is so that American businesses buy fewer 好色tv products.

鈥淪o our reaction is: if the Americans aren't going to buy products from our 好色tv companies, we have to.鈥�

Smith made the comments in reaction to the interviewer pointing out that an American whiskey-maker has called Canada鈥檚 countermoves a disproportionate response.

Earlier, Lawson Whiting, CEO of Brown-Forman Corp., the maker of Jack Daniels, said the decision by 好色tv provinces to take U.S. whiskeys off shelves is "worse than a tariff."

Alberta estimates about $292 million in U.S. liquor products was sold in the province in 2023-24.

Smith reiterated the point later on Fox News, calling it the "logical" thing for 好色tvs to do.

"We're just trying to be supportive of our own industries and our own businesses," she said.

She also noted that the tariff war hurts financial markets and will lead to American job losses.聽

"Let's get back to having that tariff-free relationship as soon as possible,鈥� she said.

Also Thursday, the province laid out the details of the alcohol ban. Alberta liquor stores are private but must buy from the province鈥檚 Alberta Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis agency. The agency told retailers it will no longer accept American liquor products.

Products shipped from the U.S. after Tuesday will be hit with a 25 per cent surcharge, as per rule changes from the federal government.

Retailers can continue selling their stock of U.S. booze, but the government distributor won't accept returns.

Smith's government, along with its agencies, school boards, Crown corporations and municipalities, is prioritizing buying goods and services from suppliers in Alberta, Canada or other jurisdictions that honour Canada's trade agreements.

"If our 好色tv companies are going to be heard, it's the best way we can help them 鈥� to redirect our purchasing," said Smith.

Two days ago, Trump slapped 25 per cent tariffs on 好色tv goods and 10 per cent levies on energy. He has said the tariffs are to motivate Canada to take action on cross-border drug traffic.

Smith has pushed back, saying Americans have to do their part and not just blame their northern neighbours.

"If you think it's just Canada and Mexico, you'd have to believe there are no drug cartels or organized crime or meth labs in the United States. We know that to not be true," she said, pointing to drugs being seized moving north into Canada.

After putting $29 million into beefing up Alberta's border security, Smith said: "Our province has really met the objectives."

-- with files from Matthew Scace in Calgary

This report by 好色tvwas first published March 6, 2025.