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Eby’s call for B.C. election leaves some asking why they’re having one to begin with (opens the original)
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VANCOUVER – Premier David Eby is making U.S. President Donald Trump and the threat posed by his trade policies a central argument for why British Columbia needs an early election, but experts argue that may be a tough sell to voters. Eby launched the provincial campaign Tuesday, with an appeal for a fresh mandate to protect B.C. from the economic fallout of Trump’s latest tariffs. Speaking in front of the Peace Arch border crossing, Eby portrayed the coming election as a pivotal moment. “Familie
Here’s why employers say university degrees are still worth it, but not on their own (opens the original)
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As roughly two million students return to Canadian colleges and universities this month, some are questioning whether a degree is still worth the time and money, as grads face a job market that is rapidly changing in the age of artificial intelligence. Leeroy Mudhikwa, a Simon Fraser University student studying data science, is trying to broaden his skill base in case he is unable to secure a job after graduation. He has one year left in the program but spent his summer running a painting busine
Flying this fall? You might get a good deal (opens the original)
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VANCOUVER – Canadians planning a fall getaway could find cheaper flights as airlines compete for passengers after the busy summer travel season, even as airlines fly into fall in a real fix over the cost of fuel. Airline industry experts expect increased competition could lead to a price war this fall, as demand typically slows once Canadians return to work and school. But lower fares could compound the problems facing Canadian airlines, which are already absorbing a major increase in the cost o
Cheaper flights ahead? Canadian airlines battle for passengers as fuel costs soar (opens the original)
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VANCOUVER – Canadians planning a fall getaway could find cheaper flights as airlines compete for passengers after the busy summer travel season, even as airlines fly into fall in a real fix over the cost of fuel. Airline industry experts expect increased competition could lead to a price war this fall, as demand typically slows once Canadians return to work and school. But lower fares could compound the problems facing Canadian airlines, which are already absorbing a major increase in the cost o
‘The answer was overwhelmingly ‘yes’: Canadian packaging industry teams up in tariff fight (opens the original)
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SURREY, B.C. – A British Columbia packaging company says the trade war with the United States is creating an unexpected opportunity for Canadian manufacturers and prompting rival companies to collaborate rather than compete. CanCorr manufactures corrugated cardboard. The U.S. is its No. 1 market, where it ships roughly 800 million square feet of cardboard sheets per year, worth about $80 million. Company co-founder Baha Naemi said the U.S. relies on Canadian companies like his for the sheets, wh
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