British Columbia leader calls snap election as premier tells voters to say ‘hell no to Trump’
The premier of British Columbia has called a snap election, citing concerns that U.S. trade tariffs and President Trump's policies threaten the province's economic future.
VICTORIA, British Columbia (AP) — A Canadian provincial premier called a snap election Tuesday, saying U.S. President Donald Trump’s attacks on Canada are threatening jobs, businesses and the country’s ability to determine its own future. The provincial election comes after U.S.-Canada trade talks broke down, deepening a dispute that has brought steep tariffs. British Columbia...
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