US EditionB.C. government to announce new legislation amid escalating trade war
- The B.C. Government introduced the Economic Stabilization Tariff Response Act to respond swiftly to U.S. Tariffs affecting its economy.
- Premier David Eby stated that the response is necessary due to the unpredictable nature of Donald Trump's presidency and its impact on British Columbians.
- General Niki Sharma asserted that the legislation only applies to foreign threats and does not exempt environmental assessments or Indigenous consultations.
- Opposition Leader John Rustad criticized the proposed legislation as 'overreach,' suggesting it grants B.C.'s government sweeping powers.
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B.C. legislation would give cabinet sweeping powers amid U.S. tariff threats
David Eby said the new law would allow the government to be 'nimble' in its response to the escalating trade war with the United States that is constantly changing
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