This week, the Leader of the Opposition called on Premier Scott Moe to hold an emergency session to deal with impending tariffs by the United States. That call has been ignored by the government, but the premier is warning against full-on trade retaliation against the U.S. The Morning Edition's political panel dives into this along with Moe's directive for SaskPower to look at extending the lives of coal-fired power plants past 2030. This week's panel featured Regina Leader-Post political columnist Murray Mandryk and Morning Edition host Adam Hunter.

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With U.S. tariffs looming, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe stressed to business leaders at the Western Economic Forum (WEF) that his province does not want a dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariff war.