Anti-Trump rhetoric takes hold in upcoming Canada election
With the election set for April 28, the campaigns are already heating up with rhetoric aimed largely at U.S. President Donald Trump and the tariffs involving Canada’s biggest trading partner. “We are facing the most significant crisis of our lifetimes because of President Trump's unjustified trade actions and his threats to our sovereignty,
Most surprising of all, the Liberals are back up in the polls—and now favored to win. And it’s all thanks to a brash American ...
President Donald Trump called the U.S.-Canada border an “artificial line" while also declining to say whether Canada would ...
US President Donald Trump said he would rather work with the Liberal Party leader in Canada to resolve a trade war he ...
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Canada Picks New Liberal Party Leader After Trudeau’s ResignationFormer Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has become leader of Canada’s Liberal Party following Justin Trudeau’s resignation ...
Canada's new prime minister, Mark Carney, has called a snap election for April 28 against the backdrop of a deepening trade ...
The actor wears a "Never 51" hockey jersey in reference to Trump's suggestion that the country should become the 51st U.S.
Carney, who called a snap election on April 28, said Canadians need to "build the strongest economy in the G7." ...
The diplomatic ties between India and Canada were strained during the prime ministerial stint of Mark Carney's predecessor ...
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