Canada is mulling how to re-engage with China. There is room for growth when it comes to trade: it takes only about 4% of Canada’s exports currently. But America will complicate matters https://t.co/oUakZenvNX ...

What would be your advice for the Republican leadership, knowing that John Thune promised Democrats a floor vote. The House is in question. Yeah, So I think Senator Thune, Leader Thune is certainly going to fulfill that commitment.I think we know that that agreement, which is just a major extension of that, won't come forward. You know, in the House, I think they're frustrated because those eight weeks of the shutdown wasted the time to be able to do the negotiations. So the clock's ticking.Very quickly. Ye ...

48 countries are going to be in the 2026 World Cup. It's the most ever. So, this is a bit of a different format and process they've used before.Again, we know who 42 of the countries are already. There are still playoffs to come for the final six spots. Those are a few months from now, but the draw is going forward.And the whole idea is to take these 48 and to group them, 12 groups, four teams each. Okay. So, you see that right here.Now, the way this is going to work is they're using a pot system for this d ...

Geopolitical Stance on Ukraine - Ukrainian sovereignty is of utmost importance, with considerations for its prosperity post-ceasefire [1] - Canada strongly advocates for Ukraine's inclusion in peace negotiations and NATO discussions, opposing any negotiation that compromises Ukrainian interests, especially regarding Luhansk, Donetsk and Crimea [2][3][7] - Canada welcomes Ukraine's potential accession to NATO, contingent on Ukraine meeting the necessary requirements [4] NATO's Role and Peace Plan - The peace plan involves considerations for NATO, including potential limitations on accepting new members [4] - Some aspects of the peace plan require the involvement of other organizations, including NATO [5] - Discussions regarding a ceasefire and peace plan are actively underway, highlighting the need for solutions that respect Ukraine's geographical boundaries [6][7] Canadian Support for Ukraine - Canada was among the first to contribute to the Pearl program, demonstrating a strong commitment to Ukraine [9] - Canada's defense budget for 2025 includes an $80 billion commitment, aiming to reach 2% of GDP this year and 5% of GDP by 2035, underscoring the importance of Ukraine and NATO in its foreign policy [10] - Canada intends to double non-U S trade in the next ten years, necessitating diversification of supply chains and trading routes [11]

If the White House really wants to ease the burden of tariffs, it should look to Canada, which has become a global leader in making consumption taxes more equitable, says @Claudia_Sahm (via @opinion) https://t.co/rxo7wdhR5d ...

Mark Carney came to power in Canada by saying he could fix the country’s ruptured relationship with the US. He might need a new playbook https://t.co/lKIHepgfY4 ...

Can Canada wait out the trade war with the US? https://t.co/lGDP5dFdfK ...

RT JD Vance (@JDVance)While I'm sure the causes are complicated, no nation has leaned more into "diversity is our strength, we don't need a melting pot we have a salad bowl" immigration insanity than Canada.It has the highest foreign-born share of the population in the entire G7 and its living standards have stagnated. ...

Trump’s tariffs are starting to take a big bite out of Canada’s economy https://t.co/FEiPjkj6uZ ...

Trump’s tariffs are starting to take a big bite out of Canada’s economy https://t.co/pGP1g32yex ...