New 50% US tariffs put Quebec at the top of provincial losses, with Oxford Economics projecting a C$1.8 billion annual output gap by 2028. The post New US tariffs put Quebec at top of provincial losses appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.
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Young vapers at risk of breathing problems and becoming smokers according to a major review by paediatricians published today. The post Study shows young vapers at risk of breathing problems early appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.
Canada is adding tariffs of up to 50% on C$27.6 billion in U.S. imports, covering more than 700 products across major sectors from September 8. The post Canada broadens tariffs on US imports to 50 percent appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.
World Cup host nations align Ebola public health travel rules covering screening, quarantine and entry restrictions for affected regions.
Business
New 50% US tariffs put Quebec at the top of provincial losses, with Oxford Economics projecting a C$1.8 billion annual output gap by 2028. The post New US tariffs put Quebec at top of provincial losses appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.
News
Ontario considers cutting electricity as Trump trade war hits Canadian goods, with 50% US tariffs affecting $20 billion in trade. The post Canada plans dollar for dollar retaliation to US import tariffs appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.
Technology
Official interview shows we’re subsidizing a technology that will replace millions through tax codes favoring corporate automation. The post Andrew Yang calls for AI tax as we’re subsidizing a technology appeared first on Vancouver Inquirer.
Travel
Sports
Canada reached the World Cup last 16 for the first time after a 1-0 win over South Africa sealed by Stephen Eustáquio in Inglewood.
Automotive
Canada’s EV sales rebounded in 2026, but Saskatchewan’s market share remains far below national levels despite new registration gains.
Lifestyle
Fresha secures a $31 million investment from JP Morgan to enhance its machine learning and AI-driven robotics.
Luxury
The global luxury market faces a 2% decline in 2024, with 50 million consumers exiting due to high prices and reduced innovation, Bain & Company’s annual report reveals.
