Butts says Trudeau unlikely to lead Liberals after Freeland quit
Gerald Butts, a former chief adviser to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, says Trudeau is unlikely to lead the Liberals in the next election after Chrystia Freeland’s shock cabinet resignation. He argues a leadership race may be needed, as Conservative moves to oust the government gain momentum and Trudeau contemplates his future during the holiday break.
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Drought story shifts as unexpected rains boost 2024 yields
In southeastern Alberta, farmers faced drought fears after 2023 but May rain brought near record precipitation, lifting soil moisture and river flows. May 7 set a record for one day rain, aiding seeding. despite high summer temperatures, region yields ended slightly above average per the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation.
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Trudeau and Carney push back on 51st state claim
In Florida Friday, Trudeau and Mark Carney pressed back at Donald Trump over his 51st state comment as Canada and the United States edge toward implementing a $1.3 billion border plan. Cabinet ministers to meet Trump officials in Palm Beach emphasized economic risks of tariff threats and the ongoing border security push tied to the plan.
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