Premiers, prime minister to meet ahead of U.S.-Canada trade deadline

A B.C. couple say it’s not right that they have to pay nearly $200 in import fees to reclaim a wedding ring — also a family heirloom — that was shipped back to them from family in the United States after being mistakenly left behind earlier this month. Admittedly, the Nanaimo resident isn’t a jewellery guy, so the gold ring given to him by his late father, Jimmy, almost 20 years ago, had sat unused for many years. “I thought about getting it resized,” he told National Post. “My fingers are substantially more slender, right? His ring was too big for all of them, other than maybe my...