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Even on Canada’s Election Day, Trump Again Insists Country Should Join U.S.
Whatever the case, one thing was clear: Mr. Trump is not giving up on his obsession with Canada, and the new government that emerges from Monday’s vote will need to deal with a leader intent on both hurting Canada’s economy with tariffs, and coveting its vast resources.
Before Trump took office, the Liberal Party of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seemed destined for defeat — but polling ...
In his first 100 days, Trump has taken executive actions related to elections and campaign spending that have been challenged ...
A Senate vote to scrap President Trump’s wide-ranging “Liberation Day” tariffs narrowly failed on Wednesday, sparing ...
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President Donald Trump took a final shot at Canadian politicians as the country's voters head to the polls for the federal ...
Who's voting, what issues are driving voters on the ground—and how each country is handling a more protectionist, more ...
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The first major test of Donald Trump’s influence on the affairs of a longtime U.S. ally went badly. The U.S. president’s ...
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A t a rally in Michigan on Tuesday, April 29, held to mark the first 100 days of his second term, President Donald Trump ...
Canada’s Mark Carney and his Liberal Party have claimed a remarkable election victory, following a campaign dominated by ...
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