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Dan Aykroyd encourages Trump, Carney to come to Kingston to discuss truce - Kingston Whig

What happened
Dan Aykroyd has offered to host a meeting at his farm in Kingston to bring US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney together to discuss a trade agreement. He believes that tariffs are threatening his vodka business and potentially hundreds of employees. Aykroyd thinks that the two leaders should put aside their differences and work out a deal to avoid economic strife for both countries.
Why it matters
The trade war between the US and Canada is affecting businesses on both sides of the border, including Aykroyd's vodka company, which may be forced to shut down if tariffs remain in place. A resolution to the trade war is significant for the economy and employment in both countries.
Key facts
- Aykroyd's vodka company, Crystal Head Vodka, may be forced to shut down if tariffs remain in place
- Aykroyd has offered to host a meeting at his farm in Kingston to facilitate a trade agreement
- Aykroyd believes that the two leaders should put aside their differences and work out a deal
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