Poilievre Introduces New “Canada First” Message Amid Tariff Threat on Global National: Feb. 15, 2025

Poilievre Introduces New “Canada First” Message Amid Tariff Threat on Global National: Feb. 15, 2025

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a new “Canada First” message to a packed convention hall in Ottawa, as tensions with the U.S. escalate and the Liberals gain ground in the polls. This shift comes at a crucial time, with U.S. President Donald Trump issuing tariff threats against Canada. The event was covered by Global’s David Akin, shedding light on the changing political landscape in the country.

In Montreal, despite severe weather warnings, hockey fans gathered to watch Team Canada face off against the U.S. in the NHL’s Four Nations Face-Off Tournament. However, with political tensions between the two countries running high, this game took on a larger significance beyond just sports. Global’s Mike Armstrong provided insights into the atmosphere surrounding the match.

European leaders have announced an emergency summit on the war in Ukraine, amid concerns over Donald Trump’s efforts to negotiate a peace deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin. With Europe excluded from the U.S.-Russia talks, calls for a European army have resurfaced. Global’s Vincent McAviney delved into the implications of this development on the global stage.

As Washington distances itself from international alliances, Canada’s traditional reliance on its network of allies for national security is being reevaluated. The future of intelligence cooperation is uncertain, with potential ramifications for the country’s security. Mercedes Stephenson examines the implications of this shifting landscape on Canada’s defense strategies.

In Southern California, residents are grappling with the aftermath of flash floods and mudslides following recent wildfires. The region has been hit with consecutive disasters, leaving many struggling to rebuild. Candice Cole from Global News reported on the challenges faced by communities in the area as they work towards recovery.

The Invictus Games in Vancouver and Whistler are drawing to a close, showcasing the resilience of service members and veterans who have been wounded or injured. Through sports and community support, participants are finding a path to healing and empowerment. Global’s Neetu Garcha highlighted the importance of these games in honoring and supporting those who have sacrificed for their countries.

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