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They did not have hats, gloves, mittens, or anything that we would normally see in a Canadian winter,
Moreland said of the six arrested in Manitoba
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[Trump is] more interested in all of that investment coming back to the United States, and so companies who have moved operations elsewhere, at least in his view of the world, seem to be either unpatriotic or not contributing to America’s greatness,
Cutler said
He’s kind of threatened everybody, so it’s not clear where you go, and what that does is it raises the level of return that you would need to do to invest,
she told DFDMy job is to bring domestic production of semiconductors home to America, and then we are going to attack the supply chain so we have the full supply chain [and] so we can be independent from a national security perspective,
Lutnick told senators at his confirmation hearingIf you listen to Trump carefully, ... he should be in a matter of time directing his attention to some of those countries. Particularly, I would argue, like Vietnam, where our bilateral deficit with them has just skyrocketed in recent years, and part of that is due to U.S. companies leaving China and reshoring to Vietnam — but also a concern that Chinese investment there is increasing as a way to avoid U.S. tariffs.”
said CutlerHe rarely [pays] much attention to the fact that production is fragmented in general. It’s either made overseas or it’s made here,
she told DFDIf companies then moved to a third country, and that third country is now subject to Trump tariffs, moving to that country becomes a lot less attractive,
said Wendy Cutler, a longtime diplomat and vice president at the Asia Society Policy Institute
Nothing screams ‘democracy’ like having a secret squad of company men pull off a hostile takeover of America’s Social Security and tax information in the dead of night,
Schumer said on the Senate floorXR will offer a more tangible, visual and interactive form of AI – the ‘body language’ of AI,
the group’s president and CEO Liz Hyman writes in the letter addressed to Michael Kratsios, President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Office of Science and Technology Policy, and David Sacks, chair of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.jpg)
The leaders began by reflecting on the close and historic relationship between the UK and Canada
In a readout of Sir Keir's call with Mr Trudeau, a Downing Street spokesperson said
It is time for Canada to review its strategy because we see that now, with the new administration, it can become very dangerous for us to only have one client for our exports,
economist Miguel Ouellette wrote in a report published in 2021 by the Montreal Economic Institute (MEI).
Canada and the US made a conscious decision to integrate their energy infrastructure,
Gitane De Silva, former CEO of government agency Canada Energy Regulator (CER), told Al JazeeraThe geology and geography to build pipelines from Alberta to Ontario and Quebec is a bit challenging because of the continental shield and the Great Lakes,
De Silva saidWhen the agreement was ratified, there was a desire in the US for Canada to export as much energy as possible,
De Silva saidWe don’t need their [Canada’s] oil and gas. We have more than anybody.”
Last month, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump saidCanada has been actively looking for other export markets for its oil,
De Silva saidThere are definitely legal questions there, because Canada’s never done it before,
De Silva told Al Jazeera,This is the spirit of the law and the letter of the law,
Frank Baylis saidIf I’m prime minister, I’m committed to putting the best person for the job in Cabinet, and I’m convinced this will reflect Canada’s full range of diversity,
he told PlaybookIt’s harder to talk about a broken Canada when there’s a growing sense of patriotism,
a Conservative source told Radio-Canada’s CHRISTIAN NOEL in a story that says