Premier Eby starts B.C. trade mission in Tokyo

B.C. Premier David Eby began a 10-day trade mission in Tokyo, Japan, aiming to boost the province's economy and diversify trade. The trip, which started on June 1st, includes stops in Osaka, Kuala Lumpur, and Seoul, focusing on expanding markets for B.C. products like lumber and natural gas amid U.S. trade tensions. Eby highlighted B.C. goods found in a Tokyo supermarket. The mission follows President Trump's announcement of increased tariffs, with the goal of strengthening B.C.'s economic independence and supporting local jobs through international partnerships.