In a controversial move, U.S. President Donald Trump is set to announce a 25 per cent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada. This decision comes as Trump continues to express his desire to potentially make Canada the 51st state. The implications of these tariffs on the relationship between the two countries remain to be seen, as tensions continue to rise. Mackenzie Gray reports on this developing story.
On the international front, Trump’s National Security Adviser has announced a team will be traveling to Europe for high-level discussions regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Key administration officials are set to engage with EU leaders in the hopes of exploring potential strategies to end Russia’s involvement in the conflict. Trump has also revealed a plan to resolve the conflict, which he has shared with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Candice Cole provides more insight into these diplomatic efforts.
In another surprising turn of events, Trump has escalated his rhetoric regarding Greenland, a territory officially belonging to Denmark. Citing national security concerns due to growing influences from Russia and China in the Arctic, Trump has been advocating for increased U.S. control over the island. Eric Sorensen delves into the reasons behind Trump’s newfound interest in acquiring Greenland.
Meanwhile, in Canada, a number of bars are choosing not to show the Super Bowl in protest of the Trump administration’s actions. This movement reflects a growing sentiment among Canadians who are reassessing their relationship with the United States. As a result, businesses are looking for new ways to promote Canadian products, services, and culture. Touria Izri examines the impact of this shift in sentiment on the Canadian business landscape.
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