Eby says B.C. will maintain its ban on American liquor as leverage during Canada-U.S. (CUSMA) trade negotiations until federal authorities address B.C.'s trade issues, defending the province's industry and jobs from what he characterizes as unfair attacks.

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Parmar says British Columbia must ensure softwood lumber issues are addressed in CUSMA renegotiations; he is heartened softwood was included and says BC will continue pressing Ottawa to resolve softwood challenges for the province to consider the renegotiation successful.

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