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Air Force's First New Refuelling Jet Delayed to Late 2027
The Royal Canadian Air Force's much-anticipated new air refuelling jet, critical for Arctic defence, will not be delivered until late 2027. This marks a significant delay for the CC-330 Husky fleet.
Canada-US Tariff Talks Intensify Ahead of Deadline
Negotiations between Canada and the United States over tariffs are reaching a critical stage as a key deadline approaches. Officials are engaged in high-stakes discussions aimed at resolving ongoing trade disputes that could impact various Canadian industries.
Canada-US Trade Talks Reach Critical Juncture Over Tariffs
High-stakes trade negotiations between Canada and the United States are intensifying as a looming deadline for significant U.S. tariffs approaches. Billions of dollars in trade and thousands of Canadian jobs hang in the balance as officials race to avert an economic crisis.
Champagne and Joly Focus on Quebec's Economic Growth
Federal ministers François-Philippe Champagne and Mélanie Joly are in Quebec this week, engaging in a series of events aimed at boosting local economies and highlighting federal support for various sectors. Their visits underscore a commitment to provincial development and addressing key economic priorities.
Carney Targets Investment with Parliament Hill Capital Deployment
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government is employing a strategy termed 'catalysis' to stimulate Canadian investment. This approach involves the strategic deployment of capital from federal resources to encourage private sector growth and address past capital flight.
Kenney on Canada-US Trade Talks Amid Tariff Deadline
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney discussed ongoing Canada-US trade negotiations with CBC's Aarti Pole. The talks are intensifying as a deadline for new US tariffs approaches.
Satellite Deal Sparks Cabinet Secrecy Debate
A multi-billion dollar military satellite contract has ignited a political firestorm, with opposition parties demanding transparency and raising questions about potential conflicts of interest. The deal, aimed at bolstering Canada's Arctic capabilities, is now at the centre of a brewing battle over cabinet confidentiality.
Low Premier Turnout at New England Governors Summit
Only two Eastern Canadian premiers attended the annual New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers conference, raising questions about the practicality and symbolism of such gatherings amid escalating trade tensions. Nova Scotia's Tim Houston and P.E.I.'s Rob Lantz were the sole provincial leaders present at the 47th annual meeting.
Conservatives Criticize Carney's Handling of US Trade Relations
Opposition Conservatives are levelling sharp criticism at Prime Minister Mark Carney's approach to trade negotiations with the United States, arguing his concessions have weakened Canada's position. As trade talks intensify ahead of a looming deadline, the Tories are demanding a stronger stance from the Prime Minister.
Carney Liberals Introduce $100 Million Steel Rebate Program
The Canadian government has launched a significant new support program for the nation's steel industry. The $100 million initiative aims to bolster domestic production and competitiveness amidst ongoing international trade pressures.
Government Launches Steel Transport Rebate Program
The Canadian government has introduced a new $100 million rebate program aimed at bolstering the domestic steel industry by reducing interprovincial transportation costs. Minister of Transport Steven MacKinnon announced the initiative, which seeks to encourage the use of Canadian steel in domestic manufacturing.
Carney Ministers Tackle Tariffs Amidst BC Wildfire Crisis
Federal ministers are balancing urgent discussions on ongoing Canada-U.S. tariff talks with the critical response to the devastating wildfires in British Columbia. Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed federal support for the province as thousands are forced to evacuate.
Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Gain Momentum Amidst Concession Signals
Canadian and American trade officials are signaling increased flexibility in ongoing negotiations, potentially paving the way for concessions on key issues. Momentum is building as both sides focus on finding common ground ahead of a looming tariff deadline.
Poilievre Demands Tariff-Free Deal for Canadian Goods
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pressuring Prime Minister Mark Carney to secure tariff-free access to the U.S. market for key Canadian exports. This call comes as trade negotiations intensify ahead of looming U.S. tariffs.
Canada Funds Project to Map News Deserts
The federal government is launching an initiative to identify and map areas in Canada lacking adequate local news coverage. This project aims to understand the scope of "news deserts" and inform strategies to support local journalism.
Canada May Ease Alcohol Bans in Trade Talks With U.S.
Canada is reportedly considering lifting provincial bans on American alcohol sales as part of ongoing trade negotiations with the United States. This potential concession comes as both nations face an August 19 deadline for new U.S. tariffs.
Canada ready to meet some U.S. demands for tariff relief
Sources indicate Canada is willing to make concessions to the United States to lift tariffs, a move that could significantly impact Canadian businesses. The negotiations aim to resolve ongoing trade disputes.
Anand highlights women's role in Canada-Africa economic growth
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is emphasizing the critical role of women in fostering shared economic growth between Canada and African nations. Her recent visit to West Africa underscored this commitment, highlighting initiatives aimed at empowering women entrepreneurs and workers.
Carney Defends Canadian Workers Amidst Trump's 'Nasty' Remarks
Prime Minister Mark Carney has responded to U.S. President Donald Trump's recent characterization of Canada's leadership as "nasty." Carney asserted that Canada is firmly standing up for its workers and businesses.
Carney Pledges $2.7 Billion for Toronto Housing Projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a significant federal investment of $2.7 billion aimed at developing new affordable housing in Toronto. The funding is set to support the construction of over 5,600 new rental homes across the city, addressing a critical need in one of Canada's most expensive real estate markets.
Canada Key in NATO Spy Investigation, Carney Says
Canada was involved from the outset in the investigation into a NATO intern accused of espionage, according to former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney. The details highlight Canada's crucial role in international security efforts.
UN Experts Urge Canada to Enhance Protection for Sikh Activist
United Nations human rights experts are calling on Canada to bolster security for Sikh activist Moninder Singh, who has received multiple official warnings about credible threats to his life. The appeal highlights growing concerns over foreign intimidation and transnational repression targeting activists on Canadian soil.
Ottawa Declares Alberta Pipeline Project National Interest
The federal government is moving to classify a proposed West Coast oil pipeline, backed by Alberta, as a project of national interest. This designation could fast-track approvals for the significant energy infrastructure project.
Poll: Carney Leads Conservatives, No Clear Rival Identified
A new public opinion poll suggests former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney holds a significant lead among potential Conservative leadership contenders. The survey indicates a lack of a clear challenger within the party's ranks, raising questions about the future direction of the federal Conservatives.