Canada warns of tariffs retaliation if Trump acts
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged Canada will respond to 25 percent U S tariffs on imports with counter measures worth billions if the tariff plan goes ahead. Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly warned a trade war would hurt both nations and said Ottawa must see the executive order before deciding.
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Coderre Applies To Lead Quebec Liberal Party Amid Tax Troubles
Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre officially filed to enter the Quebec Liberal leadership race while addressing tax agency debts. He says a global settlement with Revenu Québec and the Canada Revenue Agency is in place, plans to sell his home to pay debts, and warns of potential legal action. He frames himself as a bridge builder, outlines a 10 point plan, and defends positions on Bill 96 Bill 21 and a proposed third link between Quebec City and its suburbs.
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Disability benefit may be delayed as regulations lag
Ottawa activists from March of Dimes Canada urge quick drafting of regulations for the federal disability benefit per July 1 target. They warn Parliament prorogue could imperil a $243 million program, stressing dignity and independence for Canadians with disabilities while noting the pay date hinges on regulatory approval.
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