US EditionCarney warns of signs that global economies are slowing amid Trump’s tariffs
- Prime Minister Mark Carney warned that the global economy is slowing and has directed officials to prepare for negotiations with the Trump administration next month.
- Carney noted a marked tightening in financial conditions and initial signs of slowing global economic activity amid rising tariffs.
- Trump's tariffs now include a 10% reciprocal tariff on goods from most countries except Canada and Mexico, with significant tensions continuing in U.S.-China trade relations.
- Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre proposed a Canada First Economic Action Plan aimed at boosting Canada's economy by $500 billion over five years.
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Why people are afraid they’re going to lose their jobs in ‘Canada’s prettiest town’
The U.S.-Canada trade war looms like a long shadow over Goderich, Ont., nicknamed 'the prettiest town in Canada,' where employment issues are top of mind ahead of the upcoming federal election.
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Indiana's U.S. senators hold diverging views on Trump's tariffs
Indiana's two Republican U.S. senators took divergent stances this week following President Donald Trump’s back-and-forth tariff policy that led to wild swings on Wall Street and fueled concerns about growing inflation.
How Mark Carney Kneecapped Trump And Forced The Pause On Tariffs
With Donald Trump about to plunge the entire world into economic chaos this week, it took a carefully-launched plan from Canada's Prime Minister to get Trump to at least pause most of his madness. So how did he do it? Well, hitting hard on the United States' Achilles Heel, the U.S. debt. Carney didn't do it alone, of course, but he's the one, not the Chinese as I'd originally thought, who co-ordinated with EU countries and Japan to force Trump t…
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