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FULL SPEECH | Trudeau says Canada will retaliate with 25% tariffs on $155B of U.S. goods
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Why Burnaby, B.C., city council cancelled a $240M community centre
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'Birth tourism' levels return to pre-pandemic averages, former IRCC director finds
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Federal immigration cuts gut decades-old newcomer program in Vancouver
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How U.S. tariffs will have ripple effects on the North American economy

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Navigating the looming U.S. tariff storm on Canada's horizon
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Court pauses cull order on B.C. ostriches ordered killed over avian flu fears
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Washington state businesses rush to get Canadian goods across border ahead of tariffs
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B.C.'s economic forecast uncertain as U.S. tariff threat looms
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Famed boat from TV show The Beachcombers on display in Vancouver

B.C. pauses retaliatory measures following Trump's 30-day hold on tariff threat

B.C. pauses retaliatory measures following Trump's 30-day hold on tariff threat

Premier says province ready to respond if situation changes

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Trump to pause promised tariffs for 30 days after speaking with Trudeau

January 1, 1970

B.C. critical minerals, energy being diverted away from United States: David Eby

January 1, 1970

B.C. pulls some American liquor from shelves

January 1, 1970

Some Canadians are boycotting U.S. products and buying local in wake of Trump tariffs

January 1, 1970

Global markets recover most losses as roller-coaster day ends with pause on U.S. tariffs

January 1, 1970

What American consumer goods is Canada targeting with counter-tariffs?

January 1, 1970

Author sheds light on the racism famed lifeguard Serafim 'Joe' Fortes faced in 1900s Vancouver

Serafim 'Joe' Fortes arrived in Vancouver in 1885 where he became famous thanks in part to saving the lives of prominent, white, wealthy Vancouverites, according to author Ruby Smith Diaz.

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Purolator loses court challenge after it fired unvaccinated employees

Shipping giant Purolator has lost in B.C. Supreme Court after it tried to challenge an arbitrator's decision to compensate unvaccinated employees suspended or terminated by the company.

Canada British Columbia 4 hours ago

B.C. cold snap and snowfall prompts school closures, extreme weather warnings

Several Metro Vancouver schools had a snow day on Monday, and Environment Canada is warning of extreme cold weather in other parts of the province.

Canada British Columbia 5 hours ago

NATO chief is confident U.S.-Canada trade war wouldn't hurt allied solidarity. Others aren't so sure

For an alliance that prides itself on presenting a united front to Russia, the last few days — even the last few weeks — haven't been kind.

Politics 2 hours ago

Houses rescued from demolition are shíshálh Nation's 1st new homes in 10 years

Shíshálh Nation barged 10 houses from Port Moody, B.C., last year, saving them from demolition. Those homes are now nearly ready for families to move into.

Indigenous 8 hours ago

Sentencing begins for Nanaimo woman who murdered and dismembered ex-boyfriend

Canada British Columbia February 1

More candidates announced for Vancouver's 2-seat byelection

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Burnaby man charged in bank card fraud scheme as police warn public of scam's growth

Canada British Columbia February 1

B.C. specialist doctors sound the alarm on long wait-lists

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What American consumer goods is Canada targeting with counter-tariffs?

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2 men arrested after bar fight turns deadly in Coquitlam, police say

Canada British Columbia February 1

B.C. gangster Jarrod Bacon charged with assault in Fort Nelson, B.C.

Canada British Columbia 7 hours ago

We're being nudged to eat meat. What if the tables were turned?

Science February 2

Hundreds of stayed sexual assault cases send chilling message to victims, advocates warn

Canada Ottawa February 3

Trump claims there are only '2 genders.' Historians say that's never been true

World February 2

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