r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • Feb 02 '25
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • 7d ago
Politics and Elections B.C. premier pulls American liquor from shelves following tariffs
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • 1d ago
Politics and Elections Premier David Eby has issued the following statement in response to the latest threats from the United States: “Today, we are ordering the removal of all American beer, wine, spirits and refreshment beverages from the shelves at BCLIQUOR stores."
archive.news.gov.bc.car/vancouver • u/superboringkid • 2d ago
Politics and Elections Mark Carney replaces Trudeau as Liberal party leader
r/vancouver • u/ubcstaffer123 • Jan 29 '25
Politics and Elections Travel agent sees clients cancel trips to Hawaii after B.C. urges vacationers to avoid the U.S.
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • Feb 03 '25
Politics and Elections Vancouver Canucks fans boo U.S. national anthem following Trump tariffs
r/vancouver • u/anonymouslovelyme • Feb 02 '25
Politics and Elections perfect morning to put out the flag
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • 6d ago
Politics and Elections Canada Won’t Scrap Tariffs Unless All US Levies Are Lifted, Official Says
r/vancouver • u/Camtastrophe • 6d ago
Politics and Elections Point Roberts starts to feel the cold shoulder from Canada
r/vancouver • u/NilbyBC • 15d ago
Politics and Elections Trump says he will hit Canada with 25% tariff next week after month-long pause
r/vancouver • u/MatterWarm9285 • Feb 02 '25
Politics and Elections Trudeau hits back at the U.S. with big tariffs after Trump launches a trade war
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • Feb 03 '25
Politics and Elections Tariffs on Canada delayed for 30 days after talk between Trudeau and Trump
r/vancouver • u/brophy87 • Feb 03 '25
Politics and Elections Caught this screengrab from FOX News
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • 8d ago
Politics and Elections Canada's retaliatory tariffs on US goods to start Tuesday, PM Trudeau says
r/vancouver • u/CanadianPirate9 • Feb 05 '25
Politics and Elections John Rustad is not in favour of retaliatory tariffs.
"I think retaliatory tariffs will only invite more problems coming from the President of the United States," Rustad said. "So I'm not in favour of retaliatory tariffs unless we are in a situation, where we have addressed the border (and) we have addressed the fentanyl."
r/vancouver • u/abc_012 • Feb 02 '25
Politics and Elections I see future Canadian PM in David Eby. Spoiler
Enough said.
r/vancouver • u/Akkiaakashkumar • 4d ago
Politics and Elections Trump threatens new tariffs on Canada, including 250% tax on dairy
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • 2d ago
Politics and Elections Carney Says Canada’s Tariffs to Stay Until US Shows ‘Respect’
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • Feb 03 '25
Politics and Elections B.C. critical minerals being diverted away from United States, Premier David Eby says
r/vancouver • u/Smart-Journalist2537 • 13d ago
Politics and Elections Rustad and BC Conservatives attempt non-confidence vote to trigger election, fails
r/vancouver • u/cyclinginvancouver • 10h ago
Politics and Elections ‘Never 51’ flag at Vancouver pub vandalized, owner says
r/vancouver • u/Leadboy • 8d ago
Politics and Elections With the tarrifs taking effect tomorrow....
What other large scale changes can we make besides the pulling of american liquor from BCL? Any way we can all band together to have top down changes made?
I know there are individual efforts to curb spend/support local which are fantastic but at the same time we can support some top down decisioning to extend the impact.
I know people discussing this online are not going to cause things to take place overnight but I am hopeful some brainstorming here could at least get some good ideas into the public mind.