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Author: Andrea Woo, Photography by Jimmy Jeong
Publication Date: January 10, 2026 - 05:15
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Rubber Duck Museum dodges Trump’s tariffs with a new nest in B.C.
January 10, 2026
Call them draft dodgers in Donald Trump’s trade war: A flock of rubber ducks in Washington State, at odds with the U.S. President’s tariffs, has relocated across the border to British Columbia.
The ducks were on sale at the Rubber Duck Museum, which since July, 2024, had been tucked inside a gift shop in Point Roberts, the tiny, American pene-exclave south of Vancouver.
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In a new report published Thursday, Jason Jacques, the interim Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO), said the fiscal effect of meeting Ottawa’s commitment to hit the new NATO target of 5 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) will ramp up gradually over the next decade ...
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