Eby says tariffs could hit B.C. harder than 2008 crisis, backs pandemic-style relief
- Premier David Eby stated that U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs could impact British Columbia's economy more severely than the 2008 recession, as reported by the Canadian Press.
- The B.C. Government estimates that the tariffs could lead to a cumulative loss of $69 billion in GDP over four years, according to Premier Eby.
- Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe expressed concerns that sweeping export tariffs could "rip this country apart," emphasizing the need for de-escalation during a meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
- Both premiers highlighted the importance of supporting Canadian products in response to the tariff threats, with Eby urging Canadians to "buy Canadian first.
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