U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and threats to Canadian sovereignty have breathed new life into talk of national energy projects — including in Quebec.
Source: CBC News (Politics)
Coastal First Nation leaders, including Conservative candidate, have long feared impact of ocean spills.
As U.S. President Donald Trump imposes global tariffs, and the two largest economies escalate their trade war, the current world order as we know it is shaken, if not over. What will emerge is still unclear, but some analysts say China and other Asian countries will likely play a bigger role.
Liberal promise of a special office for impact assessments is similar to a pitch the Poilievre Conservatives made earlier this week.
Canadians appear more motivated to vote early this election than during the last campaign, according to numbers from Elections Canada.
The Liberals and Conservatives may now be as far apart as they have ever been on the issue of climate change — even while the Liberals have arguably moderated their own position.
A member of U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration appears to have slipped up when he said that Canada would be getting hit with an additional 10 per cent tariff.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney clarified a remark he made on Tuesday suggesting he agreed with the allegation that Israel’s military action in Gaza qualifies as a genocide.
As the stock market swings wildly and a U.S.-induced trade war carries on, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is forging ahead with a campaign focused on the other issues he wants voters to think about on election day — and on Wednesday, it was a new tough-on-crime policy proposal.
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