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OnPoint to open 3rd downtown Portland branch

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This expansion is just one piece of the progress that's being made in the journey to revitalize the city’s downtown region post-pandemic. PORTLAND,...

Opinion: Canada’s aging population — the unspoken ballot box issue

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Canadians are voting in a federal election on April 28, and questions about how to deal with the United States and make Canada’s economy...

Trump’s tariff turnaround shows he’s vulnerable to pressure, says former negotiator

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Canada's former top trade negotiator said Thursday that if nations around the world co-ordinate their responses to Donald Trump's global trade war, the U.S....

‘The soul of cannabis is gone’: Portland marijuana dispensaries rocked by crime, oversaturated market

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Shades PDX owner shuts down amid cannabis industry challenges including repeated robberies and market saturation; calls rising crime "unsustainable." PORTLAND, Oregon — A...

Keller Auditorium, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, more face 19% budget cut amid rising costs

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Metro proposes a 19.4% budget cut for Portland'5 Centers for the Arts in 2025-26, impacting 12 jobs. PORTLAND, Ore. — This story is...

Trader Joe’s mini tote bags are back — and in new colors

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The mini tote bags went viral last year, so much so that they were resold for hundreds of dollars online. WASHINGTON — Trader...

B.C. immigration lawyer ‘very busy’ fielding calls for advice about travelling to U.S.

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A Kelowna-based immigration lawyer says he has been “very busy” fielding calls from clients worried about the changing dynamics for Canadians travelling to the United...

Coffee prices continue to surge as growing regions see climate extremes

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According to the USDA, 73% of the world’s coffee is grown in just five countries: Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia and Ethiopia. SEATTLE —...

Washington’s fishing industry will likely suffer from Trump, China’s tariff battle

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China is Washington's largest export market, receiving nearly $700 million worth of seafood and agricultural products. SEATTLE — The escalating tariff battle between the...
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