HeyJaredDan Karpenchuk
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Carney warns Canadians of tough times ahead as counter tariffs take effect (opens the original)
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Just hours after Ottawa’s counter tariffs kicked in, Prime Minister Mark Carney warned Canadians of tough times ahead, during a video address to the nation. Carney told Canadians that there’s always a cost to action, but it doesn’t come close to the cost of standing still. “This is about who we are as Canadians. It’s about our livelihoods and the country we leave to our kids,” he said. “It’s about making Canada strong. And it’s about a compassion that makes us who we really are.” Carney’s video
Canada's retaliatory tariffs go into effect on $20 billion worth of US products (opens the original)
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Canada’s retaliatory measures over the latest imposition of 50% tariffs from the White House went into effect Tuesday morning at midnight. More than 700 American products worth about $20 billion have been targeted by the counter measures. There have been no new talks scheduled, but Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is ready for serious talks once the rhetoric and insults from Washington, D.C., end. The latest insult came in a cartoon posted by President Donald Trump over the weekend, showin
Final remaining six belugas shipped from Marineland, the last captive whales in Canada (opens the original)
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It’s the end of an era in Canada, as the last captive whales have been relocated from the Marineland theme park in Niagara Falls, Ont. Staff at the closed tourist attraction have completed the largest collective move of captive whales ever seen in the world. Thirty Belugas and four dolphins have been shipped to new homes at five aquariums, four in the United States and one in Spain. The last whales, six Belugas, were moved this week. It was an emotional goodbye for many of the staff members at M
British Columbia declares state of emergency as wildfires force thousands to evacuate (opens the original)
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Canadian wildfires have forced more than 20,000 people to flee the south-central part of British Columbia. At least one person has died. Dan Karpenchuk reports. DAN KARPENCHUK, BYLINE: For the most part, fire crews had been holding their own, but after 70 new fires burst into life in the past week, new evacuation orders and alerts were issued, as well as a declaration of a state of emergency from British Columbia Premier David Eby. DAVID EBY: Right now our full focus is saving lives and supporti
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