Canada housing hit by tariffs as builders warn of slower starts
The Canadian Home Builders Association says U S tariffs on Canada will mute the industry and slow housing starts with broader economic fear affecting consumer confidence. CHBA urges limiting counter tariffs to avoid costly construction materials while praising progress in easing local building barriers and reform in municipalities.
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B C budget reveals record deficit amid tariff storm
British Columbia Finance Minister Brenda Bailey unveiled a budget defending services amid a U S tariff fight with the United States. The plan forecasts a about 10.9 billion deficit for the next fiscal year with 4.2 billion in health capacity funds and 15.5 billion in capital investments, while noting potential GDP losses and job cuts from tariffs. Premier David Eby pledged to respond in kind and keep core services intact.
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Ontario asks Canadians to give Gretzky a break
Ontario Premier Doug Ford defends Wayne Gretzky amid backlash over Gretzky's support for Donald Trump. Ford calls Gretzky a patriot who loves Canada and says Canadians should give him a break. The piece notes Trump tariffs and Gretzky's public appearances with Trump, plus comments from Janet Gretzky and Bobby Orr.
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