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New 50% US tariffs put Quebec at the top of provincial losses, with Oxford Economics projecting a C$1.8 billion annual output gap by 2028. The post New US tariffs put Quebec at top of provincial losses appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

Canada is adding tariffs of up to 50% on C$27.6 billion in U.S. imports, covering more than 700 products across major sectors from September 8. The post Canada broadens tariffs on US imports to 50 percent appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

Ontario considers cutting electricity as Trump trade war hits Canadian goods, with 50% US tariffs affecting $20 billion in trade. The post Canada plans dollar for dollar retaliation to US import tariffs appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

Restricted fire zone and travel ban to be lifted Thursday morning, allowing campfires and reopening major regional highways. The post Ontario confirms restricted fire zone and travel ban to be lifted appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

Young vapers at risk of breathing problems and becoming smokers according to a major review by paediatricians published today. The post Study shows young vapers at risk of breathing problems early appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

Trade updates confirm Keystone XL pipeline revival linked to trade talks, easing tariff pressure on bilateral energy markets. The post Trump hints at Keystone XL pipeline revival as Canada tariffs paused appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

Official interview shows we’re subsidizing a technology that will replace millions through tax codes favoring corporate automation. The post Andrew Yang calls for AI tax as we’re subsidizing a technology appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

3-vehicle crash closes all eastbound lanes of Hwy 401 at Hwy 8 in Cambridge, resulting in two hospitalizations and major gridlock. The post 3-vehicle crash closes all eastbound lanes of Hwy 401 appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

The US dollar trades near its weakest level since May as Treasury yields ease and major currencies rise after new US policy updates. The post US dollar weakens near three-month low as bond yields fall appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.

Wildfire evacuations spread across southern British Columbia as more than 20,000 people leave homes and emergency crews expand operations.