Most Canadian provinces announced they would pull US-produced alcohol before tariffs were ...
Only three of Canada's 10 provinces and three territories didn't announce plans to pull American liquor from shelves.
Morning Update: The barriers to buying Canadian
It’s time to choose Canadian products,” the Prime Minister said, “and support our farmers, our producers, our workers, our ...
Multiple Canadian provinces pull US-made booze over Trump tariffs
Multiple Canadian provinces are responding to President Trump’s tariffs with plans to remove American alcohol from store ...
Canadian supply chains are at the epicentre of Trump’s potential trade war
United States President Donald Trump has temporarily halted his trade war with Canada and Mexico, agreeing to pause his proposed tariffs for at least 30 days. Regardless of whether Trump will impose ...
Miller fires back at provinces, territories for complaints over cuts to economic immigration
Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller is blaming provinces and territories for federal cuts to the economic migrant ...
Immigration Minister offers provinces incentive to accept more asylum seekers
In a social-media post, Marc Miller said those willing to take on asylum seekers may regain provincial nominee spots ...
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Canadian government says primary care by non-physicians must be publicly funded
The federal government in Canada is taking action to protect publicly funded primary care by stamping out private services ...
As tariff threat postponed, Moosehead wants to loosen sales barriers between provinces
The head of one of New Brunswick’s largest breweries is calling for a reduction in trade barriers between provinces in the ...
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Ottawa, provinces should discuss possibility of west-east oil pipeline: Wilkinson
Federal Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says Ottawa and the provinces should discuss the possibility of an oil pipeline to Eastern Canada to improve energy security and diversify trade.
Booze, tolls and procurement: How Maritime provinces are hitting back against U.S. tariffs
Maritime premiers — alongside Canada's other premiers and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — are hitting back against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.