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'Obviously a bully': Kelowna panel weighs in on Trump tariffs

A former B.C. MLA, Barry Penner, criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's trade policies, stating, 'The man in the White House is obviously a bully.'
John Lambiris of Star Group noted unexpected support for Canadian retailers amid tariffs, claiming, 'They have asked us to increase orders.'
The Canadian government announced 25% tariffs on $155 billion of U.S. Goods, with the first wave affecting $30 billion of imports immediately.
Nick Arkle, CEO of Gorman Group, warned that tariffs could harm Canada's aviation manufacturing competitiveness and significantly impact employees.

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‘Burn down their house’: Bay Street veteran weighs in on tariff response

Bay Street veteran David Rosenberg says that Canada has more leverage in its trade war with the U.S. than many experts think, and when it comes to hitting back against Donald Trump, there’s one thing Canadian officials should focus on above all else: his approval rating.

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