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Donald Trump says he is doubling the tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum to the U.S. Karling Donoghue takes a look at his announcement, and details how Canadian politicians are responding amid the growing trade-war.
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Desperate for food, Palestinians in Gaza continue to loot aid trucks as they cross into the enclave. Karling Donoghue details the growing concerns of famine in the strip, and looks at how Hamas has responded to the U.S. 60-day ceasefire proposal.
Thousands of postal workers and their supporters took to the streets across the country Saturday, amidst rising tensions on and off the bargaining table. Catalina Gillies was at one of the rallies and has more on their demands.
Hudson's Bay is set to close all of its stores Sunday, including its Granville Street flagship location in Vancouver. As Joe Sadowski reports, shoppers picked through what merchandise was left, mourning a cherished landmark.
Hudson’s Bay is set to close all of its stores Sunday, including its Granville Street flagship location in Vancouver. As Joe Sadowski reports, shoppers picked through what merchandise was left, mourning a cherished landmark.
A Pitt Meadows woman is determined to fight back against her MS diagnosis, one marathon at a time. Cecilia Hua reports.
Thousands of B.C. students are starting their searches for summer jobs, and one student filmmaker is encouraging his peers to stay safe at work. Kier Junos has the story.
The Prime Minister is reportedly preparing to introduce a bill that would fast-track nation-building projects, going around C-69, the Impact Assessment Act. Conservatives say it’s a step, but misses the bigger picture.
The man charged with eight counts of murder after the Lapu-Lapu Day festival attack last month appeared by video in Vancouver provincial court Friday. Monika Gul has more on what transpired.
