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Apr 3, 2025 7:55 PM - Connect Newsroom

BC Premier David Eby to Meet Prime Minister Mark Carney Over Trump’s Tariff Threats

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Eby revealed that he will also meet with forest industry leaders in Prince George tomorrow. (Photo: The Canadian Press)

BC Premier David Eby announced today at a news conference in Victoria that he will meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney to discuss President Donald Trump's tariff threats against the province's softwood sector.

Eby revealed that he will also meet with forest industry leaders in Prince George tomorrow. His primary concern is that Trump's rhetoric about targeting BC's softwood industry could result in job losses on both sides of the border.

Notably, Eby made strong remarks about Trump, emphasizing that the longstanding relationship between the US and Canada would not be undermined by the wrong decision of one individual in the White House.

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