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Carney Deems U.S. Tariffs on Canadian Steel and Aluminum as ‘Unlawful and Unjustified’
Prime Minister Mark Carney has condemned the United States’ decision to double tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, calling the
Work Begins on Two New Flood Mitigation Projects in Saskatoon
Construction is now underway on two major flood control projects in Saskatoon as part of the city’s ongoing Flood Control
What’s at Stake at South Korea’s 2025 Snap Presidential Election
South Korea heads to the polls on June 3, 2025, for a snap presidential election that could reshape not only
Thousands Evacuated as Canadian Wildfires Spread
Over 25,000 people have been forced to evacuate their homes across Manitoba, Alberta, and Saskatchewan as wildfires continue to rage
Wildfires Force Evacuations in Saskatchewan
A growing wildfire emergency has prompted Saskatchewan to declare a provincial state of emergency as fast-moving blazes continue to force
Carney Meets Premiers in Saskatchewan this June 1
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada’s premiers will gather today in Saskatchewan for a two-day summit aimed at strengthening national
King Charles III Supports Canada’s Strength and Independence
King Charles III made headlines during his recent visit to Canada, delivering a powerful and politically significant speech at the
Carney Pushes for Canada to Join Europe’s ReArm Defence Plan
Canada will officially join the European Union’s ambitious new defence initiative, ReArm Europe, as part of a broader effort to
Canada’s Wildfire Emergency Expands to Second Province
A growing wildfire crisis in Canada has now triggered evacuations in two provinces, forcing over 17,000 people to flee their
Trump’s Tariffs Stays as Appeals Court Hits Pause on Ruling
President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs will remain in place for the time being, after a federal appeals court paused a