Author: MGSN

An American invasion of Canada? A top U.S. commander calls the idea preposterous. Prime Minister Mark Carney isn’t laughing. Donald Trump’s threats and talk of a 51st state have pushed Ottawa to revisit contingency plans for the unthinkable — including scenarios whose roots stretch back more than a century.Read More

An American invasion of Canada? A top U.S. commander calls the idea preposterous. Prime Minister Mark Carney isn’t laughing. Donald Trump’s threats and talk of a 51st state have pushed Ottawa to revisit contingency plans for the unthinkable — including scenarios whose roots stretch back more than a century.Read More

An American invasion of Canada? A top U.S. commander calls the idea preposterous. Prime Minister Mark Carney isn’t laughing. Donald Trump’s threats and talk of a 51st state have pushed Ottawa to revisit contingency plans for the unthinkable — including scenarios whose roots stretch back more than a century.Read More

An American invasion of Canada? A top U.S. commander calls the idea preposterous. Prime Minister Mark Carney isn’t laughing. Donald Trump’s threats and talk of a 51st state have pushed Ottawa to revisit contingency plans for the unthinkable — including scenarios whose roots stretch back more than a century.Read More

An American invasion of Canada? A top U.S. commander calls the idea preposterous. Prime Minister Mark Carney isn’t laughing. Donald Trump’s threats and talk of a 51st state have pushed Ottawa to revisit contingency plans for the unthinkable — including scenarios whose roots stretch back more than a century.Read More

An American invasion of Canada? A top U.S. commander calls the idea preposterous. Prime Minister Mark Carney isn’t laughing. Donald Trump’s threats and talk of a 51st state have pushed Ottawa to revisit contingency plans for the unthinkable — including scenarios whose roots stretch back more than a century.Read More

An American invasion of Canada? A top U.S. commander calls the idea preposterous. Prime Minister Mark Carney isn’t laughing. Donald Trump’s threats and talk of a 51st state have pushed Ottawa to revisit contingency plans for the unthinkable — including scenarios whose roots stretch back more than a century.Read More

U.S. President Donald Trump has said he’s considering a ban on diesel exports to improve gas prices for Americans, a move experts say would only push an already-strained global market —further raising diesel prices in Canada and abroad.Read More

U.S. President Donald Trump has said he’s considering a ban on diesel exports to improve gas prices for Americans, a move experts say would only push an already-strained global market —further raising diesel prices in Canada and abroad.Read More

Asked about reporting in the New York Times that Prime Minister Mark Carney said he studied the possibility of U.S. military action in Canada, NDP parliamentary leader Don Davies said the contemplation of such an ‘outlandish possibility’ shows everything we thought we knew about Canada-U.S. relations is ‘up in the air.’Read More