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Canada ‘won’t be for sale, ever.’ Canadian Prime Minister shuts down Trump 51st state suggestion.
In a meeting at the White House Tuesday, newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney poured cold water on President Trump’s suggestion that the United States could annex Canada, while simultaneously attempting to strike a friendly disposition.
Canada 'not for sale, ever', Carney warns as Trump touts benefits of becoming 51st US state
Newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to meet US President Donald Trump at the White House today - just one week after winning the federal election. Relations between the once close allies have been frayed in the wake of Trump's new tariff regime, as well as his repeated comments about making Canada the 51st US state.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will meet with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Tuesday a week after Carney's Liberal Party ...
As Canada's new prime minister sits down with Trump for the first time, the two nations are locked in an economic, and ...
Statistics Canada says the Canadian economy shrank in the month of February, but declines might not last long, as early signs ...
The Canadian economy appears to be taking a bigger hit from tariff uncertainty than expected, contracting in February and ...
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Canada’s economic dependence on U.S. shaped by decades of bipartisan policyConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has repeatedly accused the Liberal government of entrenching Canada’s economic ...
The Canadian dollar was barely changed against its U.S. counterpart on Monday as domestic data showed further weakness in the ...
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney, whose Liberal Party won the Canadian election on April 28, has—much like his predecessor ...
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