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- Sep 21, 2026
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Canada-U.S. trade conflict is an old movie with new actors, but it's now on the precipice of becoming genuinely ugly - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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SCARBOROUGH, ONT.—Canada has lived beside the United States for all of its existence as a country. We have traded with it, defended ourselves alongside it, argued with it, negotiated with it, and occasionally worried that its extraordinary power could overwhelm our own sovereignty. Today, that old Canadian dilemma has returned with unusual force. Canada-U.S. relations are at an all-time low and, more likely than not, are going to get worse before they get better. U.S. President Donald Trump appe
The hegemon shrinks - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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SCARBOROUGH, ONT.—Watching the precipitous decline of a hegemon is, in its own way, ghoulishly fascinating. One country after another standing up to the outlandish demands of a declining power has the same effect as driving past an accident on the highway. You know that yo... 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 o
Canada needs more than strategy, it needs encouragement - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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SCARBOROUGH, ONT.—The latest round of United States President Donald Trump’s baseless tariffs is about to land, pushing the U.S. into the ranks of the world’s most highly tariffed economies. The latest executive actions have temporarily settled at an effective tariff rate of roughly 12 per cent, imposing an estimated additional cost of $900 to $1,000 on the average American household. That is bad economics masquerading as patriotism. Prime Minister Mark Carney has hardly been short of advice on
Trump, tariffs, and Canada's opportunity to combat forced labour - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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SCARBOROUGH, ONT.—Recent headlines have bordered on the absurd. One proclaimed that United States President Donald Trump threatened increased tariffs because Canadian wildfire smoke had “unnecessarily invaded” the U.S. Another reported that he urged Prime Minister Mark... 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 p
Nobody cares anymore, blame it on Trump - The Hill Times (opens the original)
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SCARBOROUGH, ONT.—In a series of increasingly dubious justifications for his blatant corruption, United States President Donald J. Trump’s last and perhaps weakest excuse was simple: nobody cares. Nobody cares about the Qatari airplane. Nobody cares about the crypto ventures, the self-dealing, the stock market manipulation, or the endless conflicts of interest. Nobody cares. Nobody cares because the scale of it is so pervasive, so constant, and so overwhelming that it exceeds the ability of ordi
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