'This is going to suck.' B.C. craft brewers brace for beer can price crunch
In a world of shrinking margins and shuttered breweries, the last thing the craft beer industry needs is an aluminum tariff ...
The Vancouver Sun4d
B.C. cancels $1,000 grocery rebate, pauses hiring over tariff threats
VICTORIA — The B.C. government is cancelling a promised $1,000 grocery rebate and will freeze hiring of some public service ...
Trump Tariffs Live Updates: President Starts Process For Reciprocal Tariffs—But Doesn’t Impose Them Yet
President Donald Trump signed a memo Thursday directing his administration to start determining what level of reciprocal ...
Recycling Today5d
Grants to improve UBC capture rate at 2 MRFs
Grants funded by can makers Ardagh Metal Packaging and Crown Holdings enable the capture of 31 million more aluminum beverage ...
Eby says BC is "looking for other customers" as Trump tariffs put US economic ties on hold
BC Premier David Eby said that the province is "looking for other customers" as trade partners, due to the Trump tariff ...
Eby says U.S. economic integration 'last thing' B.C. wants, ahead of White House trip
British Columbia Premier David Eby says "the last thing" the province is considering is further economic integration with the ...
Nanaimo News Bulletin6d
‘World needs what we have’: B.C. confident aluminum industry can survive tariffs
Since the tariff threat was made, the B.C. government announced it will fast track 18 critical mineral and energy projects, ...
Message to U.S. lawmakers is ‘mutually assured damage’ from tariffs, Eby says
British Columbia Premier David Eby says he's hopeful a trip to Washington, D.C., will help convince U.S. decision-makers to step back from the brink on tariffs.
Eby: Demand persists for B.C. aluminum despite U.S. tariffs
Eby said the U.S. produces about 1.5 million tonnes of aluminum a year domestically but has an annual demand of five million ...
In the news today: Premiers travel to Washington amid tariff threat
The premier made the comments before he flew from Vancouver to Washington, D.C., where he will be joined by other provincial leaders to meet with U.S. lawmakers about trade and tariffs as the threat ...