President Donald Trump made headlines at the World Economic Forum by taking his tariff threats against Canada to the world stage. Despite Canada being the United States’ second largest trading partner, Trump declared that the U.S. doesn’t need Canadian oil, gas, vehicles, or lumber, claiming that the country is being ripped off by its closest ally. Canadian politicians have responded to these accusations, as tensions continue to rise between the two nations.
As the deadline to enter the Liberal leadership race passes, seven candidates are now competing to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Each candidate is working on their plans to win over supporters and secure the leadership position, in a race that is sure to be closely watched by Canadians across the country.
In Southern California, the fight against wildfires continues with no end in sight. The devastating blazes have forced more than 30,000 people to evacuate their homes, making it one of the costliest disasters in U.S. history. The situation is made even more precarious by forecasted rain, which could potentially worsen the ongoing crisis.
Thailand has made history by becoming the first southeast Asian country to legalize same-sex marriage. Nearly 2,000 couples have already tied the knot, bringing joy to longtime marriage equality campaigners. Advocates are now looking towards the future and discussing what steps need to be taken next to continue progress in the fight for equality.
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