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POLITICS2 months ago
Why U.S.-Canada Trade Friction Is Escalating Ahead of Upcoming Tariff Deadlines
U.S. President Donald Trump shared a hockey cartoon mocking Prime Minister Mark Carney as trade tariffs on $28 billion in American goods near enforcement.
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LOCAL2 months ago
Quebec Pause Campaign Trail for Cabinet Talks as U.S. Tariffs Loom
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette pauses her campaign for a virtual cabinet meeting ahead of retaliatory U.S. tariffs, drawing opposition backlash.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
Upcoming Canadian Tariffs Loom as Trump Targets Mark Carney in Social Media Post
Canada prepares $28B in tariffs on U.S. goods as Donald Trump mocks Prime Minister Mark Carney in a social media post, heightening trade tensions.
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LOCAL2 months ago
What’s at Stake for Kelowna as Leaders Debate Closing the Downtown Supervised Consumption Site
Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas asks the federal government not to renew the license for the downtown supervised consumption site, sparking debate over local health services.
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OPINIONS2 months agoHappy Labour Day! B.C. Is Politically Homeless — Can a New Party Finally Give Voters Somewhere to Go?
B.C. Is Politically Homeless — Can a New Party Finally Give Voters Somewhere to Go? The collapse of the B.C. Conservatives has opened the door to...
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PUBLIC SAFETY2 months ago
Justice System Criticized by Mother as Youth Pleads Guilty in 2021 Penticton Track Death
A youth has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 2021 death of 22-year-old Taig Savage at a Penticton school track. The victim's mother speaks out.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
What Trade Dispute Escalations and Counter Tariffs Mean for Canadian Consumers
Pierre Poilievre calls on Mark Carney to reveal the cost of upcoming U.S. counter tariffs on goods like dairy and plywood, demanding full trade deal transparency.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
Unpacking the Ongoing Legal Feuds Involving OneBC Leader Dallas Brodie and Former Staff
OneBC Leader Dallas Brodie has filed a defamation lawsuit against former staffer Othman Mekhloufi over social media posts, marking her second recent lawsuit.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
How a Massive New Northern B.C. Power Project Aims to Fuel Industrial Growth
B.C. and federal leaders break ground on the $6B North Coast Transmission Line to double electrical capacity and power northern industrial growth.
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BC STORIES2 months ago
How B.C. Labour Minister Jennifer Whiteside Views the State of Working Life This Labour Day
B.C. Labour Minister Jennifer Whiteside marks Labour Day by addressing new U.S. tariffs, minimum wage policy, trades training, and evolving workplace risks.
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