- Trade talks involving Donald Trump, Pete Hoekstra, Jamieson Greer, and Mark Carney are underway, focusing on CUSMA and market access.
- Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian goods while trade discussions intensified between the parties.
- Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian imports, leading to intensified trade negotiations and strong political reactions from Canadian leaders.
Smith highlights pipeline vulnerabilities as US border threats loom, prompting Carney to suggest political retaliation against US trade threats.
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Updated Sep 4
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Smith highlights pipeline vulnerabilities as US border threats loom, prompting Carney to suggest political retaliation against US trade threats.
Who's involved
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Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian imports, leading to intensified trade negotiations and strong political reactions from Canadian leaders.Also in this story
- Amid looming tariffs, Canadian leaders are exploring ways to mitigate the impact of Trump's policies, including leveraging Europe as a market for Canadian steel.
- US threatens tariffs on Canadian exports while Mark Carney negotiates CUSMA renewal.
- The Prime Minister of Canada warned of steep tariffs on goods produced in the country.
- Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Canadian imports, leading to intensified trade negotiations and strong political reactions from Canadian leaders.
The entities involved
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Alberta
province of Canada
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Danielle Smith
researcher (ORCID 0000-0001-9211-8863)
- Leaders Doug Ford and Danielle Smith met in Calgary to discuss energy policy, focusing on increasing oil shipments to the BC coast while navigating the ongoing US tariff war.
- Pipeline plans were announced by the governments of Alberta and Ontario, coinciding with Indigenous advocacy across BC and Ontario.
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Mark Carney
24th prime minister of Canada since 2025
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- Alberta is seeking independence from Canada following a court ruling by Danielle Smith's government, amidst political pressures.
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