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‘Chilling’: Yukon premier on U.S. official’s 51st state remark to Canada’s premiers

‘Chilling’: Yukon premier on U.S. official’s 51st state remark to Canada’s premiers

Premier Ranj Pillai said U.S. Deputy Chief of Staff told premiers last month Canada’s problems will go away if it becomes 51st state
Carney set to talk with U.S. President Trump amid trade war

Carney set to talk with U.S. President Trump amid trade war

This will be the first call between the 2 since Carney became Liberal leader
Alberta-made GrainHenge Arrowwood Whisky named best rye in the world

Alberta-made GrainHenge Arrowwood Whisky named best rye in the world

GrainHenge Arrowwood Whisky is produced by Troubled Monk
Poilievre vows to put 'Canada First' at B.C. rally that drew thousands

Poilievre vows to put 'Canada First' at B.C. rally that drew thousands

Conservative leader pledges tax-free savings top-up, end of opioid programs, more military spending
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends U.S. tariff trip

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends U.S. tariff trip

Premier said U.S. visit an opportunity to reach out to influential Americans
Carney reconvenes Canada-U.S. cabinet in wake of 25% auto tariffs

Carney reconvenes Canada-U.S. cabinet in wake of 25% auto tariffs

Latest executive order imposes tariffs on import of vehicles and some parts
Whitehorse's Dylan Cozens joins Ottawa Senators' playoff push

Whitehorse's Dylan Cozens joins Ottawa Senators' playoff push

While the 24-year-old was “shocked” to be traded in the second season of a seven-year, $49.7 million deal, he’s on track for his first taste of NHL playoff hockey
Chinese canola tariffs could hit central Alberta producers hard

Chinese canola tariffs could hit central Alberta producers hard

Chinese levying 100% canola tariff in response to EV tariff
Housing promises: NDP to build on federal land, Conservatives to axe GST

Housing promises: NDP to build on federal land, Conservatives to axe GST

NDP say the plan is to have 100K rent-controlled homes by 2025
Canadians visiting the U.S. for 30-plus days must be registered, feds say

Canadians visiting the U.S. for 30-plus days must be registered, feds say

Global Affairs still lists the United States as 'taking normal security precautions'