Trudeau Macron back Trump on North Korea at G7
The trio backed Trump's North Korea denuclearization push while urging end to tariffs. Trudeau and Macron praised the effort but pressed Washington to restore trade fairness and uphold the rules-based world order amid broader G7 tensions in Quebec.
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Canada waits on Iraq to approve next ISIL mission
Gen. Jonathan Vance says Canada will deploy in Iraq after Baghdad forms a new government and signals intent on future operations. Canadian special forces are preparing to work with the Iraqi military to secure Mosul as displaced families return, while Iraqi politics remain divided.
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Global leaders face gig economy challenge in labour shift
Canada’s Labour Minister Patty Hajdu says the social safety net lags as the gig economy grows. G7 talks in Charlevoix focus on updating protections while the ILO gathering fails to reach consensus on how governments should respond to cross border telework and platform work.
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Manitoba premier weighs curb on cannabis edibles in public
Premier Brian Pallister says Manitoba may close a loophole that lets people eat marijuana edibles in public places as cannabis is legalized. Enforcement could be tough. current law bans smoking and vaping but not homemade edibles. He notes costs and practicality while provinces move to restrict consumption in public spaces.
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Canada approves cannabis legalization with many amendments
The Senate passed Bill C-45 to legalize recreational cannabis by a 56 to 30 vote with one abstention, sending the measure back to the House of Commons. Most amendments are minor, though about a dozen are significant including a home cultivation prohibition option for provinces.
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