The Canadian alcohol import ban takes effect Sept. 29, alongside blocked motorcycles and whey, plus 50% tariffs on mattresses, lamps and motorboats from Sept. 15.
A new survey finds B.C. household savings are shrinking for nearly half of residents, raising the risk that even small financial shocks cause real harm.
Canada retaliatory tariffs on $20B in U.S. goods are now in force, Washington bans Canadian dairy, alcohol and motorcycles from Sept. 29, and Ottawa looks to the EU.
Construction has started on the North Coast Transmission Line, a multi-phase B.C. grid project tied to 9,700 jobs and nearly $10 billion a year in GDP.
