Retailers and brands have shifted manufacturing from China to Vietnam to avoid U.S. trade tensions, but are now facing new tariffs imposed by President Trump. The 46% duty on imports from Vietnam will impact major corporations in the apparel, furniture, and toy industries, potentially leading to price increases for consumers. Despite the rise in imports from Vietnam, China remains the second largest supplier to the U.S., prompting companies to diversify production locations to mitigate risks from trade conflicts.
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This former B.C. Lions quarterback is ready to lead Canada to Olympic flag football glory
Former B.C. Lions quarterback Michael O’Connor is transitioning from professional football to coaching, mentoring quarterbacks and leading Team Canada’s senior men’s flag football team as they prepare for Olympic qualifying for Los Angeles 2028. At 29, he is one of 12 players selected for the national flag team, alongside former teammates and athletes, and recently participated in a national team ID camp in Montreal. O’Connor acknowledges the evolving dynamics of the sport and the debate...
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