The escalating trade war between the U.S. and Canada has reached a new level as President Donald Trump imposes a 25 per cent tariff on all aluminium and steel imports. In response, Canada has retaliated with tariffs on American steel, aluminum, sporting equipment, computers, and cast-iron goods. David Akin reports on the intensifying tensions and reveals what prime minister-designate Mark Carney believes is necessary before he would be willing to engage in talks with Trump to de-escalate the situation.
Foreign nationals planning to stay in the U.S. for over 30 days will soon be required to register with American authorities. Neetu Garcha breaks down the new rules, exemption for Canadians, and the criticism surrounding the changes, with critics labeling them unnecessary and confusing.
Amidst the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, the U.S. has agreed to resume aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine in exchange for a 30-day ceasefire deal with Russia. However, Moscow has yet to accept the proposal, raising concerns about potential setbacks in the peace process. Redmond Shannon delves into the delicate balance of negotiations and the uncertainties surrounding Russia’s response.
In Quebec, the Evangelical Baptist Church is facing a displacement after being informed that they can no longer rent space in the basement of the former Christ-Roi church in Chicoutimi. Mike Armstrong reveals that Quebec’s secularism law is at the center of the issue, forcing the church to search for a new home.
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