The province of Quebec reported its first death related to COVID-19 within the province. Quebec Premier, Francois Legault made the announcement Wednesday afternoon, that it was an elderly in the Lanaudiere region. With the latest reported death, there are a… »
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Canadian holistic medicine clinic warned over coronavirus treatment products
The United States Food and Drug Administration has sent a warning letter to the Vivify Holistic Clinic, a holistic medicine clinic based in Sarnia, Ontario, for selling products that are intended to treat, or prevent COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus.… »
Washington urges Saudi Arabia to release jailed blogger
The wife of jailed Saudi blogger Raif Badawi and his supporters in Canada are welcoming comments by U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence Thursday calling on Saudi Arabia to release him. Speaking at a conference on religious freedom in Washington on Thursday,… »
U.S. lifts tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum
The United States has agreed to remove punitive tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum imports. This removes a major obstacle in efforts to ratify the new North American trade agreement between the two countries and Mexico. The U.S. had imposed… »
U.S. bombs “deeply concerning” to Trudeau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today said the many pipe bombs sent to prominent United States Democrats and CNN’s New York office are “deeply concerning.” Trudeau stressed importance of a free press Speaking at an event to welcome the prime… »
Trump accuses China of meddling in 2018 midterm elections
China is attempting to “meddle” in the forthcoming U.S. mid-term elections, President Donald Trump told world leaders during a meeting at the United Nations on Wednesday. Speaking while chairing a meeting of the United Nations Security Council for the first… »
Economy, International, Politics
Newsprint tariff imposed by U.S. on Canada killed
The U.S. International Trade Commission has overturned duties that were imposed on Canadian newsprint saying that U.S. producers were not harmed by Canadian imports. The tariffs would have threatened the survival of five Canadian pulp mills and severely hurt the… »
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Don’t let hatred of Trump lead Canada into costly trade retaliation blunder, says U.S. expert
Canadians shouldn’t let their hatred of Trump blind them into stumbling into a full-out trade war with the United States, says an American expert on international trade. Marc Busch, professor of International Business Diplomacy at the School of Foreign Service,… »
Trudeau to ramp up NAFTA charm offensive with tour of 3 U.S. cities
As Canadian, American and Mexican diplomats prepare for another tense round of negotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement that will take place in Montreal next week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday that he plans to make a… »
Ottawa ‘deeply disappointed’ as Washington targets Canadian newsprint
The federal government says it is “deeply disappointed” by the Trump administration’s decision to impose preliminary countervailing duties on Canadian newsprint, adding another trade irritant to relations between the two neighbours. The U.S. Department of Commerce slapped on Tuesday an… »
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COVID-19: Cash crunch for business, cities, provinces, even federal government
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Canada History: Apr. 3, 1956- the roots of an entire thrilling film genre
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COVID-19: To mask or not to mask?
