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United States President Donald Trump said trade talks with Canada were “terminated” on Oct. 23, after Ontario launched anti-tariff ads in America featuring the voice of former U.S. president Ronald Reagan, but even before that, Trump’s tariffs against Canada have impacted this country’s economy in job losses, higher prices on goods, and business and consumer confidence as talk of a...
When Donald Trump says something about Canada, it favours the Liberals, and when he's not focused on Canada, it favours the Conservatives, says pollster Nik Nanos. Meanwhile, pollster Frank Graves says he's seeing the worst level of despair since he began polling in the 1990s and says the challenge for the government is to provide optimism, security, and prosperity.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to ease his elbows-up approach with United States President Donald Trump’s administration and remove tariffs on American goods last month has found Carney getting elbowed out of the high approval ratings he has been receiving since March 24, 10 days after he was sworn in as Canada’s 24th prime minister. The results of an Angus...
Expect the fall federal budget to be “very consequential” and “quite major” given the “unprecedented challenge” Canada faces from United States President Donald Trump’s volatile and often hostile administration, says Perrin Beatty, former Canadian Chamber of Commerce president and chief executive officer. “The government needs to give a clear indication to business as to what its plans are, and that...
In the recent Nanos survey, 49 per cent of respondents chose Mark Carney as their preferred prime minister, compared to Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, at 24 per cent. But Carney will soon have to deliver results, Nik Nanos says. While nearly half of Canadians view him as the choice for “preferred prime minister,” and the governing Liberal Party that he...
A Conservative source told The Hill Times that 'at least 75 per cent' of Conservative MPs, most from Western Canada, 'support the Republicans in the U.S.' and have been 'favourable' to Donald Trump. But the source also noted that almost all Conservatives do not support Trump’s idea of annexing Canada as the 51st state.
When the man whose brand was built on “the art of the deal” slapped Canada with sweeping tariffs on Feb. 1, he inadvertently crafted a consolidated reply from the Confederation. U.S. President Donald Trump has become the domestic unifier of Canadians, crossing partisan and geographic lines in a unique historical way at an unprecedented fractious time in the country’s relationship...
The Thanksgiving break week has granted the Liberal Party breathing room on a privilege motion that has ground House business to a standstill, but questions remain over what—if anything—the governing party can do to reverse static polling showing a catastrophic defeat at the next election.
The federal Conservatives are poised to form one of the largest majority governments in Canadian history, and push the governing Liberals into third—if not fourth place—in the House following the next general election, say pollsters. Whether the national win will eclipse Brian Mulroney’s Progressive Conservative victory in the 1984 federal election that resulted in a 211-seat majority in the then-282-seat...
The shutdown of Canada’s two major railways might have ended a week before Labour Day, but other work stoppages are on the near horizon, including one involving Air Canada pilots next month as part of what a former federal cabinet minister and outgoing head of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce characterize as “a period of labour turmoil.”
As the only federal leader attending this year’s Calgary Stampede, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre enjoyed his own political rodeo by showcasing an election-style speech in which he took shots at his two main rivals—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh—both of whom missed the 2024 “Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth,” and Poilievre’s rant targeting them.
Whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leads the Liberals in the next federal election, or his party’s members choose a successor should he step down from the helm before the federal vote, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is likely headed to forming a majority government, say pollsters.