Ford says no compromise on tariffs in Canada-U.S. row
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canada will not compromise on tariffs after U.S. President Trump imposed 25 percent duties on Canadian goods and Ottawa retaliated with 25 percent tariffs on 30 billion dollars of U.S. products. Ford warns no removal of Canadian tariffs until all U.S. tariffs end, citing Ontario critical minerals. Trudeau spoke with Trump by phone to discuss the dispute.
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Arctic under threat as rivals eye Canada’s north
CSIS warns that the Arctic’s blend of critical infrastructure resource projects and geopolitics makes it a prime target for foreign adversaries. Melting ice and new shipping open avenues for espionage and influence operations while vulnerabilities in telecom and border security raise cyber and entry risks.
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Canadians fear trade war tops Canadian politics
Leger poll shows 28 percent of Canadians name dealing with President Trump tariffs and U S aggression as the top challenge. Cost of living drops to 21 percent, health care and housing affordability follow. Poll of 1500 adults conducted Feb 28 to March 2 online.
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