Canadians rally to prioritize shopping Canadian shows unity
Canadians from coast to coast link arms to buy Canadian amid tariffs and political rhetoric. MPs and premiers push to cut interprovincial barriers and expand international markets while shoppers in Thunder Bay and across the country say they will favor Canadian-made products. Local business advocates urge balancing support with not harming retailers facing disrupted inventories.
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Tiffany Martin Visser
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Ministers push U.S. to scrap tariff plan
Canadian ministers pressed Washington to drop the tariff threat as a month-long pause delayed a potential continental trade war. Jonathan Wilkinson urged talks with Republicans to build a Canada U.S. energy alliance while Trudeau touted unity and a pact to pause tariffs and countermeasures.
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Election offices open in Thunder Bay as campaign kicks off
Thunder Bay two returning offices are ready to assist voters after Ontario Premier Doug Ford called the election for Feb 27. Advanced polls run Feb 20 to 22. voter information cards go out Feb 14. nominations close Feb 18 at 2 p.m. Locations: County Fair Mall and 145 Churchill Drive.
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