It seems that the British have found other places to move for the spring holidays this year.
According to border crossing data, the first day of the spring vacation in 2024, 10,117 vehicles crossed the border passage towards peace towards southern in the United States
Monday March 25, 2024 following, 10,555 vehicles crossed at the same entry point in southern direction.
On March 17, 2025, which was the first day of the spring holidays in British Columbia this year, only 3,343 vehicles crossed the Peace Arch in southern direction.
On March 24, 2025, only 3,310 vehicles crossed the United States to the arc of peace.
More and more American rates are expected to land on Wednesday for the so-called “Liberation Day” of US President Donald Trump.
Trump promised one day when Americans will be free from dependence on foreign goods.
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Reciprocal prices will be added to the 25% 25% prices placed in Canada and Mexico in early March and 25% steel and aluminum prices earlier this month.
The “reciprocal” prices do not specifically call Canada or Mexico, but would apply to all American business partners with a wide range of commercial measures. These prices, as well as a price on all imports of vehicles made abroad to the United States, will come into force on Wednesday.
On Half of Canada’s food imports Come from the United States, especially fresh fruits and vegetables.
“The President will address decades of unfair commercial practices that have torn our country and American workers,” the White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Tuesday on Tuesday In the preview of Trump’s announcement, while refusing to offer other details.
Trump and his administration also seem to have different opinions on the vast of politics. He told journalists on the Air Force One on Sunday that “all countries” would face the new prices – at least at the start – after his best economic adviser, Kevin Hassett, suggested earlier this month, they would focus on 10 to 15 countries with the worst commercial imbalances.
A new set of prices would tear the Canadian industries which were based on American trade – in particular the automotive sector, which is preparing to return to general prices of 25% on Wednesday and a new 25% levy on vehicles and automotive parts made abroad that starts a day later.
– with files Uday Rana and Sean Boynton
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