Globe and Mail
Politics Insider: Canada wants to renew trade deal for 16 years
Canada is pushing to lock in a long-term 16-year renewal of the North American trade deal, signaling Ottawa's desire for stability amid mounting cross-border tensions. Prime Minister Carney acknowledged the scale of the challenge, noting the U.S. has roughly 30 outstanding trade grievances with Canada and nearly 60 with Mexico. The proposal reflects Canada's bid to get ahead of negotiations before disputes deepen further.
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CBC Politics
Carney says latest Trump tariffs 'not a surprise' after U.S. promises new 10% levy on Canada
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney responded with measured calm after the Trump administration announced a new 10% tariff targeting goods allegedly produced with forced labour. Carney signaled the move was anticipated, suggesting Ottawa had been monitoring the policy trajectory closely. The development adds fresh pressure to an already strained trade relationship between the two countries.
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CBC Politics
Canada confirms purchase of 26 HIMARS rocket launchers from U.S. government
Canada has finalized a $2.6-billion deal to acquire 26 HIMARS long-range rocket launchers from the United States, with deliveries beginning in 2029. The purchase represents the most significant upgrade to the Canadian Army's strike capabilities in decades. The move signals Ottawa's commitment to bolstering conventional deterrence amid growing pressure from allies to increase defence spending.
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