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Mayor of small Quebec town in hot water following pro-Trump comments

Icanada Feb 5, 2025

Alberta Calgary icanada news

B.C. grocers move toward buying local as tariff threat looms

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Alberta Calgary icanada news

Trump’s tariffs could make sending a package or crossing the border costlier — and more complicated

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Alberta Calgary icanada news

Mayor of small Quebec town in hot water following pro-Trump comments

Alberta Calgary icanada news

B.C. grocers move toward buying local as tariff threat looms

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Trump’s tariffs could make sending a package or crossing the border costlier — and more complicated

Alberta Calgary icanada news

More delays to N.B. bridge work likely amid internal trade fight