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Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre see very different threats to Canada
The result of a modern debate is always something of a blur. But what this year's encounters underlined is that this election is primarily about both two very different candidates for prime minister and two very different ideas of what the greatest threat to the country actually is.
An American citizen says he and his wife were detained for hours by U.S. border agents when they returned to the United ...
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Donald Trump's rhetoric around the "51st state" has turned media and culture into a political battleground ahead of Canada's ...
Canada will hold a general election on April 28, with polls indicating a close race between Prime Minister Mark Carney's ...
Four party leaders faced off on Donald Trump, tariffs and security in the only English debate before Election Day.
Foreign holdings of US Treasuries surged in February by the most since June 2021, with Canada and Japan among the biggest net ...
A French-language debate between five leaders of Canadian political parties had been scheduled for 8 p.m. Eastern. But after ...
Canada's temporary tariff relief is set to expire in six months, with officials signaling no guarantee of extension. Washington and Ottawa are due to begin trade talks in May, and there may be more ...
If U.S. tariffs trigger a global trade war, inflation in Canada would spike and the country would enter a deep recession, ...
Filmmaker who featured a young Mikey McLeod wonders about the connection between Canada's junior hockey system and ...
Canada’s Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre pledged to scrap a plastics ban imposed by the country’s Liberal government if he’s elected to replace Mark Carney as prime minister.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday eliminating trade barriers within Canada would benefit Canadians far more than U.S.
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