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Kamloops businesses brace for U.S. tariff impacts

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Coverage of how Kamloops-area businesses and exporters are responding to U.S. tariff threats and trade policy uncertainty, including impacts on local manufacturing, agriculture, and cross-border commerce.

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  1. Sep 23 Federal organizations to spend more than $18 million on return-to-office forbidden ↳ In this roundup: U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed his country will continue purchasing Canadian potash after initially suggesting a deal with Belarus for cheaper potash during a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at the UN. Castanet Kamloops roundup details
  2. Sep 17 5 things you need to know this morning: Sept. 17, 2026 ↗ ↳ In this roundup: BC-based Apex Aluminum Extrusions Ltd. and other Canadian aluminum fabricators report that new Trump tariffs of up to 100% will eliminate their US exports. KamloopsBCNow roundup details
  3. Sep 2 MP contravened conflict of interest code, ethics commissioner says forbidden ↳ In this roundup: Greater Sudbury's mayor reports that the mining capital is largely sheltered from U.S. tariff impacts because its primary exports—nickel and copper—are not subject to tariffs, and the U.S. cannot afford to restrict critical minerals essential for military and manufacturing purposes. Castanet Kamloops roundup details
  4. Aug 28 Kamloops Chamber seeks feedback on tariff impacts as businesses adapt to growing uncertainty ↗ CFJC Today details
  5. Aug 18 Kamloops businesses, exporters brace for ripple effects as 50 per cent U.S. tariffs loom ↗ CFJC Today details

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  • Federal organizations to spend more than $18 million on return-to-office
    Sep 23, 2026 · details
    ↳ In this roundup: U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed his country will continue purchasing Canadian potash after initially suggesting a deal with Belarus for cheaper potash during a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at the UN.
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  • MP contravened conflict of interest code, ethics commissioner says
    Sep 2, 2026 · details
    ↳ In this roundup: Greater Sudbury's mayor reports that the mining capital is largely sheltered from U.S. tariff impacts because its primary exports—nickel and copper—are not subject to tariffs, and the U.S. cannot afford to restrict critical minerals essential for military and manufacturing purposes.
    forbidden

KamloopsBCNow

CFJC Today

Key People, Organizations, and Places

person: Donald Trump , Mark Carney , David Eby , Kenneth Law , Ursula von der Leyen , Andy Burnham , Kyle Dickson , Roberta Metsola , Robyn Haley

city: Kamloops , Canada , Israel , Russia , Ukraine

business: Erwin's Fine Baking & Deli , Progressive Planet Products , Apex Aluminum Extrusions Ltd.

region: Gaza , Saskatchewan , United States

organization: Kamloops Chamber of Commerce , British Columbia Conservative Party

legal_case: Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement

government_body: European Parliament

neighbourhood: Mount Paul Industrial Park

infrastructure: Red Bridge

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