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India-Canada relations likely to improve post-Trudeau era: Former High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria
Former Indian High Commissioner to Canada Ajay Bisaria expressed optimism about India-Canada relations, stating that ties could improve after Justin Trudeau's tenure as prime minister. He highlighted that a change in government following the upcoming Canadian elections could provide an opportunity to reset diplomatic relations.extremism and urged international partners to take the issue seriously.
Amid trade war, Canadians found a 'nuclear weapon' against the US: Pornhub
In response to escalating trade tensions, some Canadians propose blocking American access to Pornhub as a form of retaliation. A viral petition suggests cutting off U.S. access to the Canadian-based platform, aiming to force a reconsideration of U.S. trade tariffs. This move highlights growing frustration and unique measures Canadians are considering to combat U.S. policies.
New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks alliances in Europe as he deals with Trump
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks alliances with France and the UK to counter US President Donald Trump's economic and sovereignty attacks. Carney aims to diversify trade and address Arctic sovereignty, avoiding direct confrontation with Trump. His diplomatic efforts could bolster the Liberal Party's standing amid tensions.
Two Indian heritage ministers in PM Carney's cabinet, Delhi-born Khera gets Health
Indo-Canadian Anita Anand and Delhi-born Kamal Khera join Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's new cabinet. Anand, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, and Khera, Minister of Health, retain ministerial posts from former PM Trudeau's cabinet. Carney's 24-member team comprises experienced leaders ready to address pressing national issues. Khera, among Canada's youngest women MPs, expresses commitment to her role.
Mark Carney sworn in as Canada PM as country deals with Trump's trade war
Mark Carney has become Canada's new prime minister, succeeding Justin Trudeau amidst strained relations with the US due to President Donald Trump's policies. The former central banker aims to tackle the potential trade war with the US while emphasizing market-led solutions over Trudeau's carbon tax and targeting climate change. A general election is likely soon.
Who is Mark Carney, Canada's new PM, set to steer nation through the trade war brought by Trump?
He was born near the Arctic, led the central banks of two major economies and has become Canada's prime minister despite never having served in parliament. Climate has been central to the latter part of Carney's career, but he said as prime minister he would focus on investment-led solutions, like green technology, that create profit and jobs.
Euro gains after German fiscal deal; dollar buoyed with US government shutdown likely averted
The euro gained on Friday after German parties agreed on a fiscal deal that boosts defence spending and infrastructure. The dollar weakened against the euro but strengthened against the Swiss franc and the yen. U.S. inflation expectations rose, hinting at the Federal Reserve's cautious approach to rate cuts. The pound weakened as the British economy contracted.
Canada introduces interim measures to grant citizenship to those affected by first-generation limit
Canada has introduced interim measures allowing certain individuals to apply for discretionary grants of citizenship, addressing long-standing issues related to the first-generation limit (FGL) and lost citizenship due to unmet retention requirements. This includes individuals born or adopted before December 19, 2023, those affected by the first-generation limit, and people who lost citizenship under previous laws.
Amid tariff battle, Trump comes up with new rule for Canadians who stay in US for over a month: 10 points
Amid tariff battle, the Trump administration has come up with new rule for Canadians who stay in the United States of America for over a month. Canadians who cross the northern border by land and stay for over 30 days do not need to register with the federal government. This comes at a time when both the countries are engaged in tariff war.
Citizens caught in crossfire as new U.S. rule requires Canadians to register for extended stays over 30 days as tariff dispute escalates
A new US rule mandates that Canadians staying over 30 days register with authorities, escalating trade tensions. This follows US tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, with Canada imposing retaliatory tariffs. Starting April 11, Canadians must register, provide biometric data, and undergo a background check. This impacts Canadian snowbirds and longer-term visitors.
Canada surrenders to Donald Trump’s pressure, reverses electricity tariffs to avoid historic financial price
Canada rescinded its 25% electricity tariff on the US following threats from President Trump. Trump warned of severe financial repercussions and proposed increasing tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. The US president also suggested Canada should become the 51st state to resolve tariff disputes and prevent additional tariffs on automobiles.
Trump's 25% tariffs on all steel, aluminum imports go into effect
President Donald Trump has raised tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 25%, removing exemptions from his 2018 tariff policy. This move aims to boost US factory jobs. The European Union and Canada have announced countermeasures, involving tariffs on various US goods. Trump believes higher tariffs will encourage companies to establish more factories in the US.
US crackdown on illegal immigration to impact many Canadian snowbirds: Report
New US immigration rules will require Canadian snowbirds driving across the border to register on a government website starting April 11. They need to stay for at least a month to complete the free yet lengthy process. Non-compliance may lead to fines or detention, though this is seen as unlikely.
Trump escalates U.S.-Canada trade war: Doubles tariffs on Canadian steel & aluminum to 50% after Ontario's electricity surcharge; Plans more economic measures
Trump doubles tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50%, escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada. This decision comes after Ontario imposed a 25% surcharge on electricity exports to U.S. states like New York, Michigan, and Minnesota. The move has sparked reactions from Canadian officials and impacted stock markets. Businesses relying on Canadian metals now face higher costs, raising concerns about economic fallout.
Electricity to get costlier in New York, Michigan, Minnesota? Canadian province Ontario imposes 25% surcharge on exports to protest Trump tariffs
Canadian province of Ontario has taken a stern measure to protest against tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.
Canada's Ontario slaps 25% increase on electricity exports to US in response to Trump's trade war
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a 25% surcharge on electricity for 1.5 million Americans, effective Monday, in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war. The surcharge applies to electricity supplied to Minnesota, New York, and Michigan and aims to generate up to $400,000 CAD per day.
'We cannot let him...': Canada PM Mark Carney's eight-word warning to Trump amid tariff battle
New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has issued a chilling eight-word warning to President Donald Trump as both the countries are engaged in a tariff war. Trump had imposed 25 percent tariffs on Canada, an order which has been paused for now. Trump has also time and again called for annexing Canada and has vowed to make it 51st US state.
Trump hints at revisiting US-Canada border demarcation: Report
President Trump questioned the US-Canada border treaty during a call with PM Trudeau amid ongoing tariff disputes. Trump also criticized Canadian policies, including their dairy sector and water agreements. He expressed interest in revising several treaties and hinted at using economic force against Canada, causing concern among Canadian officials regarding potential changes in US-Canada relations.
How Trump's '51st state' Canada talk came to be seen as deadly serious
After Trump imposed tariffs on Canada, Trudeau claimed the move was a tactic to weaken Canada for potential annexation. Discussions revealed Trump's dissatisfaction with trade agreements and even questioning the border treaty. Trump's administration showed interest in revising treaty agreements and military cooperation. Rising tensions reflect a shift in US-Canada relations.
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