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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 08, 2025

Page

6

Canada rejects Trumps bid to make it the 51st state

Canadian leaders and experts responded to Donald Trump insisting Canada could become part of the United States. Trudeau posted a firm rebuttal stressing deep trade and security ties. Officials from Mélanie Joly to Jagmeet Singh warned against harming jobs, while premiers urged joint action to oppose tariffs and defend sovereignty.

Premiers Move On Tariffs As Trudeau Resigns

British Columbia Premier David Eby said Canada’s premiers will travel to Washington to press President-elect Trump to back away from tariffs linked to a Canada Mexico trade row. Eby cited the need for coordinated action, noting Trudeau’s resignation and a pending Liberal leadership race as Ottawa plans evolve. Canada’s leaders warn tariffs would raise prices on homes and electricity, while Trudeau denied any move to join the United States. The plan includes a sanctioned date for a trade mission yet to be set and potential provincial steps if border measures require action.

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Trudeau to attend Carter's public funeral in Washington

Ottawa says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will attend former U S president Jimmy Carters public funeral at the National Cathedral in Washington D C on Thursday. Carter died December 29 at age 100 serving as the 39th U S president from 1977 to 1981. Trudeau to deliver Condolences for Canadians and reaffirm Canada U S ties.

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