Business organizations, including the Canadian Federation of Independent Business and the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, are active as Canada responds to US tariff threats.
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Business organizations, including the Canadian Federation of Independent Business and the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, are active as Canada responds to US tariff threats.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Advocacy groups and travel companies are commenting on tariff findings and cross-border air bookings.Sub-event
- The Canadian Federation of Independent Business advocates for small business support against trade barriers.Sub-event
- Trade tensions are impacting duty-free businesses in Surrey, prompting the Premier to urge avoidance of U.S. travel.Sub-event
- Premier Eby directs Crown corporations to exclude U.S. suppliers as Ontario passes the Buy Ontario Act to prioritize Canadian goods.Sub-event
- Concerns regarding Downtown Eastside are being heard by Larry Campbell, while the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade surveys issues of local government spending and priorities.Sub-event
Canadian business groups are active as Canada responds to US tariff threats.1 source
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The entities involved
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Canadian Federation of Independent Business
non-profit business organization
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Greater Vancouver Board of Trade
Canadian non-profit
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David Eby
Premier of British Columbia since 2022