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• B.C. shoppers, retailers grapple with sticker shock amid steep furniture tariffs

  Canada imposed anti-dumping tariffs on furniture from China and Vietnam last month that climb as high as 295 per cent in some cases.

  Economy

  Jun 9
• Manufacturing, retail sides of Canadian furniture industry at odds over outcome of Asian dumping

  Richi Collection operates a handful of stores in Alberta. It had about $300,000 worth of furniture ordered that was subject to the full 295 per cent tariff.

  Economy

  May 31
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• Australian living in B.C. facing several charges following overseas hatred investigation: RCMP

  According to the RCMP’s National Division, Kibwe Ngoie-Ntombe, who is residing in Kelowna, is facing six charges.

  Crime

  May 20
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• Albertans line up at U.S. border for COVID-19 vaccinations: ‘It feels great’

  A Toronto man, a car full of 18-year-olds and Calgary residents getting their second shot are among those the Blackfeet Tribe says have shown up at the border vaccination clinic.

  Health

  May 18
• COVID-19: Confusion at U.S.-Canada border frustrates Nova Scotia couple

  A Nova Scotia couple said it received conflicting information from Canada Border Services Agency staff by telephone and at the Canada-U.S. border on Saturday.

  Lifestyle

  May 5
• Car woes stall New Brunswick woman’s return to home province

  A University of New Brunswick student trying to return to the province from the United States says she was denied entry twice last week because of her car.

  Lifestyle

  May 3
• Montreal-area immigration detainees on hunger strike over coronavirus fears

  Inmate Carlos Martin began his hunger strike on March 1, he said in an interview Wednesday from the facility, adding that six other detainees were also refusing food.

  Health

  Mar 5
• CBSA seized stolen vehicles at Port Saint John in February

  Since Jan. 1, 2020, Stuart said the CBSA seized 14 stolen vehicles in Saint John and 97 stolen vehicles in Halifax during examination of export shipping containers.

  Consumer

  Mar 4
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• Confusion at the airport: Alberta oil worker forced into quarantine hotel, co-worker gets to go home

  An Alberta driller who works in the United States was forced to stay at a quarantine hotel last week while his colleague with the same paperwork went straight home.

  Canada

  Mar 2
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• Border crossings steady for Saskatchewan truckers through pandemic

  March 21 will mark a full year since the federal government closed down non-essential travel across land-based border crossings, in the hopes of curbing the spread of COVID-19.

  Canada

  Mar 1