B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey presented a budget with a record deficit of $10.9 billion next fiscal year as a North American trade war looms. Bailey says the budget is focused on building a more resilient economy and providing services that B.C. residents need as U.S. tariffs hurt the economy. (March. 4, 2025)
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