VANCOUVER - British Columbia businesses are sounding the alarm as U.S.-Canada trade tensions escalate to new highs with more tariffs and threats on Canadian goods.
VANCOUVER - British Columbia businesses are sounding the alarm as U.S.-Canada trade tensions escalate to new highs with more tariffs and threats on Canadian goods.
Bridgitte Anderson, president of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, says the tariffs unfairly target B.C. businesses and threaten jobs.
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