Quebec government set to award new contract for Elon Musk’s Starlink

Should Canada ban X and Tesla? Why calls are growing

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Trump doubles down on floating Canada as 51st state amid tariff dispute

Mario Canseco: Trump tariffs spark Canadian backlash—and a shift in political winds; Polling shows strong Trudeau performance, while Poilievre struggles to define his stance amid rising economic tensions

Starmer told to side with Canada against 'playground bully' Trump's tariff threats

The NDP used to be the party of labour. What happened?

Mexico tariffs paused for one month. Trump to speak to Trudeau later today.

Poilievre outlines 7-point response to Trump's incoming tariffs

Fake Mark Carney images emerge as Canada leadership race heats up

BC Liquor Stores have already pulled alcohol from Republican states

Over 160,000 protest in Berlin today against far right and for democracy

Shopify CEO Tobi Lutke defends Trump tariff demands, slams Trudeau

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‘Unjust and unjustified’: Poilievre outlines tariff response

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Donald Trump has ruptured the Canada-U.S. relationship. To what end? And what comes next?

U.S. to increase tariffs if Canada retaliates: sources

Canada Poised to Retaliate Against Trump Tariffs, Rethink US Reliance

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott bans DeepSeek, RedNote and other Chinese-backed AI platforms

Why Canada's spies worry about Trump's national intelligence nominee - Experts say pick of Tulsi Gabbard raises red flags, could limit information-sharing

Canada’s border cities, bursting at the seams with asylum seekers, brace for more amid Trump turmoil - From Niagara Falls, Ont., to Surrey, B.C., communities foresee that U.S. policies will send more asylum seekers north, into places ill-equipped to house them

Conservatives say referendum on carbon pricing won’t be central feature of next campaign

John Ivison: Canada has powerful anti-tariff weapons that Trump isn’t mentioning - The U.S. government lists power, pipelines, defence companies, bridges, rail crossings, mines, pharma and minerals that it depends upon

PM says tariff response will be ‘forceful but reasonable’