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Trump's a ‘tough hand to play,’ but Carney should not accept any trade deal that’s ‘politically difficult’ to sell in Canada - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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United States President Donald Trump, a "disruptor" and “impossible” to deal with, wants to negotiate a trade deal with Canada on his own timeline, but Prime Minister Mark Carney, whose "non-emotional, very rational, buttoned-down style," so far supported by public opini... Enjoy unlimited website access and the digital newspaper. By entering your email address you consent to receive email from The Hill Times containing news, analysis, updates and offers. You may unsubscribe at any time. See our
Poilievre's move to appoint candidate in Brantford makes high-stakes byelection more ‘challenging’ to win, says former Conservative MP McColeman: 'that's really the gut punch' - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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The coming high-stakes byelection in Brantford-Brant South-Six Nations, Ont., was already expected to be a tough race for the Conservatives because of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s national popularity, but Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s move to appoint a candidate rather than nominating one through a contested election has made it even more “challenging,” says former Conservative MP Phil McColeman. “There’s this Liberal love affair going on with Mark Carney, and it’s going to be a tough e
Escalating Canada-U.S. trade war likely to help federalist side in Alberta referendum, say political players - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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The intensifying Canada-United States trade war and its resulting double-digit boost in the polls for the governing Liberals is likely to bolster the “stay” side in next month’s separation referendum question in Alberta, according to some insiders. However, others say that while support on both sides may be cementing, the overall numbers are unlikely to shift significantly in either direction. “It’s harder for the independent side,” said Cory Morgan, author of The Sovereigntist’s Handbook and a
Conservative candidate who ran against Carney in last election, eyeing Carleton, Ont., for next one - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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A Conservative Party candidate who ran against Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa’s Nepean riding in last year’s general election says she’s considering running in Pierre Poilievre’s former Carleton seat in the next election. Barbara Bal told The Hill Times by email that her residence now also falls in Carleton, Ont., after the recent distribution of riding boundaries, but said she is waiting for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre (Battle River—Crowfoot, Alta.) to decide where he will run ne
A B.C. Conservative riding association proposes a ‘loyalty agreement’ to require floor-crossing MPs repay campaign costs - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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A British Columbia Conservative electoral district association is proposing to create a loyalty agreement between the party's riding associations and candidates, requiring future MPs to promise to repay campaign expenses should they cross the floor or choose to sit as an Ind... Enjoy unlimited website access and the digital newspaper. By entering your email address you consent to receive email from The Hill Times containing news, analysis, updates and offers. You may unsubscribe at any time. See
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