Premiers from across Canada have outlined plans to respond to U.S. tariffs. B.C.’s David Eby says food security is a key concern of his, while Wab Kinew of Manitoba, Susan Holt of New Brunswick and François Legault of Quebec say the pain from tariffs will be felt on both sides of the border. (Mar. 4, 2025)
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