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- Aug 24, 2026
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Collapse of Canada-U.S. trade talks a ‘nightmare scenario’ for B.C. small businesses | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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The collapse of the Canada-U.S. trade talks and new U.S. tariffs have hit a small Coquitlam, B.C., stationery company hard. Hemlock & Oak had already promised to absorb the costs on all U.S. pre-orders of 2027 planners, which already adds up to $100,000. “We’ve tried to prepare as much as possible over the last month, ever since we found out about this, but it’s basically buckle up,” Tia Masic from Hemlock & Oak said. Trade talks between Canada and the U.S. broke down late on Friday, with both s
B.C. plywood manufacturer says it cannot absorb 50% tariff cost as deadline looms | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A Richmond plywood manufacturer is concerned about what Wednesday is going to bring for his business. Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc met with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick as officials race against the clock to secure a new trade deal before new 50-per-cent tariffs take effect Wednesday. The duties will impact roughly $28 billion worth of Canadian exports, including 20 per cent of sales at Richmond Plywood, where they produce a lo
New skilled-trades training seats added, which Eby says will help build major projects | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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The B.C. government is adding hundreds of new skilled trades training seats in the hope of having enough workers to build major projects in the province. Premier David Eby said major projects don’t just need permits and materials, they also need people and 462 new skilled-trades training seats at Kwantlen Polytechnic will help “These projects create revenue for the provincial government that pay for public services, but they also create jobs for British Columbians, but they’re jobs for British C
Construction to start on Enbridge Sunrise pipeline expansion near Prince George | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Construction is starting on the Enbridge Sunrise pipeline expansion near Prince George, B.C. Federal Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson announced that the $4-billion project is underway, just three months after it was approved by the Canadian government. “The Sunrise Expansion project has gone from approval to groundbreaking in just three months, showing how in 2026 Canada has gone from delay to delivery,” Hodgson said on Monday. Enbridge and 38 First Nations own the expansion to the existin
B.C. woman’s petition aim to stop funding home of federal opposition leader | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A B.C. woman is calling on the federal government to stop funding the home of the federal opposition leader. Carol Burman wants to put an end to the 75-year-old perk, so she’s launched a Commons petition calling on the government to stop funding Stornoway. This is where the leader of the official Opposition lives. “Currently in the G7, no other country provides funding or housing for the leader of the Opposition,” Burman told Global News. The 9,500 square-foot, 19-room mansion was built in 1914,
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