Canada First in Trump Era Redefines North American Policy
Randolph Mank argues Canada should accept U S leadership while pursuing bilateral ties with G7 and key partners. He warns against grand symmetry with US policy but urges targeted trade and defense shifts, export growth, and selective peace focus to leverage a new U S driven global stance.
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Brazil
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India
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Canada
Trump
Canadian Global Affairs Institute
Triple Helix Partnership For Defence Innovation
Balsillie School of International Affairs
Troy Media
From The Archives March 7 1883 Prince Albert Times
A private letter to Mr Betts notes the government remembers Prince Albert with a planned telegraph line to Clarke's Crossing pending Winnipeg ship arrival. Expect 1884 last boat material. Also a German emigrants naturalization dispute impacts military service. Curling match ends with singles victory and post match banquet planned at Hotel de Dobbs. Weather eases ice conditions.
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Betts
Clarke
Winnipeg
Bismarck
Hotel de Dobbs
the News
Red Deer
Straits Settlements
Calgary
Alberta
William Smith
Dumas
Flagan
Fulmer
Can Canada win a trade war against the US
Letter writer Ron Vaillant argues Canada cannot win a trade war with the United States highlighting the US economy’s dominance and the risks of tariffs. He warns against government actions, urges consumer-led resistance, and cautions that turning off energy could devastate businesses and workers. He claims MPs and premiers back a doomed path toward a North American union and Agenda 2030 influenced by WEF and Trudeau policies.
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Alberta
U.S
World Economic Forum - Wef
WEF
Pierre Poilierre
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Trudeau
Mark Carney
Jagmeet Singh
Ron Vaillant
MPs raise their own pay in April sparks silence
A columnist notes MPs vote to increase their salaries annually in April and criticizes the lack of response from opponents. Rex Murphy’s column is cited to suggest the public and press should loudly challenge such self serving actions, reflecting frustration from Pete Brouwer in Diamond City.
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Einstein
Pete Brouwer
Diamond City
Bio-Can questions composting facility near Taber transfer site
Bio-Can representative Neil Wiens addressed Taber town council on March 9 to clarify concerns about a proposed composting facility near the waste transfer station. The delegation explained efforts to handle waste materials that have been causing public attention.
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Neil Wiens
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