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Trump Sought Canadian Submission, Not Just a Trade Deal
The collapse of Canada-US trade negotiations was about more than tariffs. Washington’s last-minute demands sought influence over Canada’s trade, resources, industries and domestic laws—and closely matched the Trump administration’s blueprint for dominance in the Western Hemisphere.
Trump Threatens Canada With Tariffs As American Oil Floods North
Donald Trump is threatening Canada with 50 per cent tariffs even as U.S. crude oil flows north. The trade reveals just how deeply integrated the two economies have become.
The Canadian energy conversation is stuck in the wrong century
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Canada is Misreading Europe’s Energy Needs
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Canada Needs a New Vision Of Its Economic Future
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Alberta Needs Canada More Than Separatists Admit
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The World Is Electrifying. Canada Is Slipping Backwards
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China Is Showing Us How Oil Demand Dies
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A Pipeline to Nowhere: Carney’s Dangerous Political Game
A viable project or a costly political fantasy? Guest Column Amy Janzwood is an Assistant Professor in the Department of...
Why Donald Trump will try to declare victory in Iran well before November
This article was published by The Conversation on April 1, 2026. by John Duncan The Iranian regime is certainly brutal. But...
Ontario’s nuclear push risks another costly policy failure
This article was published by Policy Options on March 20, 2026. By Samuel Buckstein Nuclear power is experiencing a...
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Jared Wesley: Alberta Should Lead Canada, Not Leave It
Political scientist argues separatism mistakes the difficulty of Canadian federalism for evidence that the country is broken. Canada is difficult to govern, but that does...
