Canadian tariffs spark wary optimism and cost fears for producers
Canadian jam maker Crofter's Food Ltd. faces both potential gains and higher inputs as Canada imposes tariffs on U S imports. Industry voices warn input costs may rise and some products will be hard to substitute while consumers may favor cheaper domestic goods. Experts expect limited retail price relief and possible shifts in shopping toward Canadian brands.
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Canada
U.S
Gerhard Latka
Crofter’s Food Ltd
Donald Trump
Joanne McNeish
Ted Rogers School of Management
Ryerson University
Mike von Massow
Food, Agricultural and
University of Guelph
Small quake near Haida Gwaii registers 4.2 magnitude
Earthquakes Canada says a 4.2 magnitude tremor struck 94 kilometres west of Masset in Haida Gwaii on Saturday afternoon. The quake was lightly felt in Masset and Queen Charlotte with no damage reported or expected. The U S National Tsunami Warning Center says no tsunami threat. Haida Gwaii has historic quakes including an 8.1 event in 1949.
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Haida Gwaii
B.C
British Columbia
Canada
Masset
Haida Gwaii Archipelago
Queen Charlotte
U.S
Community events calendar highlights Medicine Hat June schedule
A dense listing of June events at MH Public Library Esplanade Athletic Park and other venues. Includes Mahjong sessions Stitching in the Afternoon Elvis concert Mavericks baseball games, bazars markets quilt shows film clubs and art exhibitions with dates times and locations across Medicine Hat and area. Readers are urged to email cbrown medicinehatnews com with event notices before Wednesday 5 p.m. for the next Monday’s paper.
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Brooks
Athletic Park
Dunmore Equestrian Society
Esplanade
Pubic Library
Public Library
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Curling Club
Moose Jaw Miller Express
Medalta
Farmers’ Market
Cypress Centre
le Club
Kin Coulee Park
Medalla
Alberta
Group of Seven
Jude Griebel
Medicinehatnews
Humboldt student predicted Vegas Cup win before Broncos tragedy
Brody Hinz, an 18-year-old Humboldt Broncos statistics keeper with Asperger's, predicted the Vegas Golden Knights would win the Stanley Cup. He died five days after the April bus crash that killed 16, with his mentor Millette recalling their daily sports chats and Hinz's blog asserting Vegas would triumph in their inaugural season.
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Humboldt, Sask
David Millette
Humboldt High School
Brody Hinz
Vegas Golden Knights
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Hinz
NHL
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Knights
Philadelphia Flyers
Vegas
Brody
Montreal
Canadiens
Braid cut shocks Calgary Indigenous family at school
Shantel Tallow and her son Rafe Vadnais, members of the Kainai First Nation, planned daily braiding with a morning prayer as Rafe prepared to wear his braid at school. After an after school incident, a classmate cut Rafe’s hair, prompting a discussion about safeguarding him as he transitions to young manhood.
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Calgary
Tallow
Rafe Vadnais
Alberta
Rafe
Global News
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