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How Carney Is Changing Notions of Canada | The Tyee (opens the original)
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It bears remembering that the only superpower to threaten Canada has not been Russia or China but the United States. Prime Minister Carney makes no bones about it. Donald Trump, he said, is waging a trade war to “break us so that they can own us.” The Carney government is responding in ways that will test perceptions of who Canadians are and how we see our role in the world. Here are three examples. Carney is sending a strong signal with his investment summit to be held this week in Toronto. The
Could Harper Replace Poilievre atop Conservatives? | The Tyee (opens the original)
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The crisis facing the Conservative party is so acute that when Canadians recently were asked who on the right has the best chance to unseat Liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney, the name most offered was not Pierre Poilievre. Turn back time, urged 16 per cent of the Nanos survey respondents. The man for the moment, they said, is Stephen Harper. Only 15 per cent chose Poilievre, whose feckless style makeovers are increasingly improbable. Message to P.P. — flexing your newly pumped-up biceps for the
Can Canada and the US Still Row Together? | The Tyee (opens the original)
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The Canadian flag fluttered in the breeze coming off the ocean. Beneath the Maple Leaf waved the Stars and Stripes, next to the flag of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. The July sun blazed down on the crowd as everyone pressed as close as they could get to dockside. It was a special day on Lunenburg Harbour — the annual International Dory Races between Canada and the United States. You may see a car race, a horse race or even a dogsled race in many places across Canada. But here, where a legendary 21-foo
As Trump Slags Canadians, the American Dream Fades | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Donald Trump and members of his Republican party seem to think it makes them look stronger to disparage Canada. “Unless you want to become the 51st state, learn to manage your forests,” scolded Aric Nesbitt, a Republican state senator in Michigan on July 16. The same day, a Michigan member of Congress issued an all-caps “final warning” to Canada, informing us that “sovereignty comes with responsibility.” Ever since Trump called Canadians “very spoiled” back in 2018, the insults have dripped with
Mad King Trump’s Birthday Party | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Historians looking back will feast on the metaphors for chaos and decay that haunted America’s 250th birthday celebration in the nation’s capital on Saturday. A bloated and corrupt old man pretended to project an eternal imperium after nature clogged his “fixed” reflecting pool green with slime and then hurled lightning bolts on the hottest Fourth of July that Washington has ever endured. The Independence Day Parade was cancelled after 11 visitors to the ill-attended, gimcrack Great American Sta
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