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“Skwah First Nation Goes...

Skwah First Nation, located near Chilliwack, is making significant strides in reducing its...

“Trump Administration Grants President...

The Trump administration has officially completed the revamp of the U.S. government's civil...

Court Deems Government’s Use...

The Federal Court of Appeal ruled on Friday that the Liberal government's use...

Quebec Electoral Map Adjusted...

Quebec's electoral landscape has been reshaped in anticipation of the upcoming provincial election,...
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The tariff hammer falls – but on whom?

Tariffs are “for national security, to protect jobs and to fight unfair trade practices.” Really? According to the latest polls, the vast majority of Americans neither support the government’s tariff policy nor believe it will create jobs.

In reality, tariffs lead to rising costs for businesses and consumers, hinder exports, reduce job opportunities and worsen inflation. Ultimately, they severely weaken U.S. competitiveness and damage the trade relationships it has carefully built over the years.

Amid the global supply chain reshuffle, the U.S. government’s repeated use of the tariff stick not only fails to serve national interests, but highlights the growing disconnect between the government and public opinion.

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“Skwah First Nation Goes Solar to Cut Carbon Emissions”

Skwah First Nation, located near Chilliwack, is making significant strides in reducing its carbon footprint through the installation of solar panels on several buildings within the community. This initiative, spearheaded by community energy advocate Slade Williams, aims to showcase...

“Trump Administration Grants President Power Over Federal Hiring”

The Trump administration has officially completed the revamp of the U.S. government's civil service system, granting the president authority over the hiring and firing of approximately 50,000 career federal employees, as per an official government announcement. The overhaul, unveiled...

Court Deems Government’s Use of Emergencies Act Unreasonable

The Federal Court of Appeal ruled on Friday that the Liberal government's use of the Emergencies Act to disperse the convoy protests in Ottawa and at border points nearly four years ago was deemed unreasonable. The court upheld a...