Trans Mountain gains broader injunction against protests
British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Kenneth Affleck expanded a March 15 injunction to cover more work sites for the Trans Mountain project. He warned against protesters bypassing orders while allowing lawful expression. Dozens have been arrested for contempt as organizers seek to disrupt construction and storage sites.
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NAFTA talks stall as Trump ends tariff exemption
U S President Trump ends the steel and aluminum tariff exemption for Canada and Mexico triggering doubt on a quick NAFTA renewal. Canadian and Mexican officials say talks will slow with a July election window and two separate deals face resistance from Canada and Mexico and U S lawmakers.
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Canada bets on tariffs to push U S rethink on steel talks
Canada aims to pressure the United States to remove steel and aluminum tariffs by threatening retaliatory duties. Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the G7 talks in Whistler focus on protectionism, with Canada prepared to respond with countermeasures as Mnuchin hears the message. The package delays in effect until July, giving time for negotiations. Morneau warns of job losses on both sides of the border and calls the tariffs absurd.
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