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Premier Eby expresses relief on tariffs but cautions 'uncertainty' remains

B.C. Premier David Eby says he expects the 'uncertainty' with respect to tariffs to continue. Monika Gul has more on the premier's latest response to U.S. President Trump's tactics.

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