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As United States President Donald Trump relentlessly threatens to annex Canada, some Canadians are worried that an American invasion could one day become a reality.

The whipsaw of tariffs—some potentially beneficial and others less so—have left CEOs and investors temporarily frozen.

President Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports spark reactions from Mexico and Canada.

Valentine’s Day is sold to us as a moment to celebrate romance: we should buy cards, roses and chocolates. Go for fancy, dimly lit dinners with our significant others. Make loving declarations.

In March 2023, Canada and Norway issued a joint statement on bilateral co-operation. Notably, the statement emphasized a commitment to “achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, to promoting research collaboration and to increasing trade and investment in clean technologies and renewables that help enable a green and just transition.”

All you need to watch NHL 4 Nations Face-Off 2025 from anywhere, with Crosby, Matthews, Hedman and Barkov leading stacked Canada, U.S., Sweden and Finland rosters.

Donald Trump plans to place 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, valued at about $50bn in 2024.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will have a "firm and clear" response to the tariffs due to go into effect next month.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the offer will not be accepted. Plus, $500m of food aid could spoil amid USAid cuts

Experts say the US president’s takeover threat will shift election priorities to who seems best suited to face Trump

Prince Harry found himself in an amusing yet awkward exchange with a Ukrainian athlete at the Invictus Games in Canada when questioned about his royal status.