B.C. premier says Ottawa should use jet purchase and coal shipments to push back on U.S. tariffs

After U.S. trade talks collapsed, Washington slapped 50 per cent tariffs on $28 billion of Canadian goods. B.C. Premier David Eby wants Ottawa to push back harder — by reconsidering its $12-billion purchase of American fighter jets and speeding up a ban on U.S. coal passing through a Vancouver-area port. Canada's matching tariffs start Sept. 8.