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Eby says U.S. economic integration 'last thing' B.C. wants, ahead of White House trip

British Columbia Premier David Eby stated that the province is not considering further economic integration with the United States, calling it 'the last thing' they want to pursue.
Eby mentioned that British Columbia is 'looking for other customers' for aluminum and seafood instead of relying on the U.S.
Eby highlighted that the premiers have had 'really positive discussions' with both Democrats and Republicans to address Trump's threatened tariffs.
Eby emphasized that Canada will never be the 51st state and highlighted the importance of discussing transnational organized crime with the U.S.

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Penticton Western News

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U.S. economic integration ‘last thing’ B.C. wants: Eby

Premier says province ‘looking for other customers’ for everything from aluminum to seafood

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Eby says U.S. economic integration 'last thing' B.C. wants, ahead of White House trip

The "last thing" that British Columbia is considering is further economic integration with the United States, Premier David Eby said Wednesday, as Canadian premiers prepared for a White House meeting with President Donald Trump's advisers.

10 days ago·Kelowna, Canada

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In Washington, David Eby says ‘further economic integration’ in U.S. on pause

Speaking on Wednesday morning, David Eby said the Canadian premiers have had some 'really positive discussions' with both Democrats and Republicans.

10 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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In Washington, David Eibi says "more economic integration" in the United States when a temporary hiatus

Descrease Increase the font font size Prime Minister David EBY in Washington, DC, to meet with US representatives about the proposed definitions of President Donald Trump. Speaking on Wednesday morning, Eibi said that the Canadian Prime Minister had some “positive discussions” with both Democrats and the Republicans. “The common topic among all meetings is that the elected actors on all parties understand the importance of the relat…

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