First Thing: Trump in Canada tariff backdown after ‘substantial progress’ made on trade deal US president cancelled planned tariff imposition just hours before it was to come into force The Guardian - UK · Aug 19
Trump hints at bringing Keystone XL oil pipeline project ‘back from the grave’ in AI post President Trump’s support for the project contrasts the position held by two of his predecessors as commander-in-chief The Independent UK · Aug 19
Trump says last minute deal reached with Canada to delay 50% US tariffs on imports from Ottawa The two allies traded goods and services worth close to $1 trillion despite their strained relations last year, as US President Donald Trump continues his relentless push to enforce tariffs and levies on his northern neighbours. Euronews · Aug 19
Trump Pauses 50% Canada Tariffs Just Hours Before They Hit — Says US and Canada ‘Have a DEAL’ Pending Final Paperwork With Mark Carney (UPDATED) Editor’s Note: The story has been refreshed with the latest market price action and a revised headline. Benzinga · Aug 19
'Important work still to be done': Carney after Trump halts 50% tariffs Canada and the United States have made substantial progress on trade issues. Important work remains to be completed between the two North American partners. The US has agreed to postpone its 50% tariff on Canadian goods. This tariff implementation delay will last until the end of August. Canada remains focused… The Economic Times · Aug 19
Trump pauses 50% tariffs on Canadian goods for three days WASHINGTON (UNITED STATES) - US President Donald Trump paused the planned rollout of new tariffs on Canadian goods late Tuesday, after negotiations between both countries that went down to the wire. Bangkok Post · Aug 19
Trump pauses Canada tariffs threat, and hints at revival of Keystone XL pipeline US president delays 50% tariffs by three days, and says contentious oil project ‘may be awoken from the grave’ The Guardian - US · Aug 19
US Canada trade deal: Trump announces pause on 50% tariffs on Ottawa US President Donald Trump announced a pause on upcoming tariffs against Canada. These tariffs were scheduled to begin on Thursday for a short duration. He stated that both nations have reached an agreement, pending final document completion. The potential revival of the Keystone XL Pipeline was also mentioned in his… The Economic Times · Aug 19
US and Canada hold last-minute talks as Trump’s 50% tariffs deadline looms The 5,525-mile U.S.-Canada border remains undefended, with nearly 330,000 people and $2 billion in commerce crossing daily, while 800,000 Canadians live in the US The Independent UK · Aug 18
Midnight showdown looms as US and Canada meet to sidestep Trump’s tariff blitz The US and Canada are locked in last-minute talks to prevent a fresh wave of tariffs from striking at 00:01 ET on Wednesday. US President Donald Trump has vowed to slap 50% duties on $20 billion (€17.2bn) worth of Canadian products if a deal is not reached in time. Euronews · Aug 18
Record-breaking investment in renewables could cement Canada as new clean energy superpower The slated green energy plans could light, heat and cool all the homes in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver combined. Euronews · Aug 18
US, Canada hold last-minute talks to stop 50% U.S. tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods Tension between Washington and Ottawa is already high, stoked by trade disputes and President Donald Trump's inflammatory comments about making Canada the 51st U.S. state The Independent UK · Aug 18
Trade War Rising? US-Canada Talks Stall as 50% Tariffs Loom Over $900 Billion Relationship Negotiators from the United States and Canada are scrambling to bridge wide differences before a sweeping 50% tariff on Canadian goods takes effect on Wednesday. Benzinga · Aug 16
Luxon survives. But why do National and Labour both struggle with effective leadership? Christopher Luxon has survived a confidence vote in caucus – his second within five months – and remains prime minister. The Conversation · Aug 12
The Times of India · Aug 11 Montreal man, 51, charged with death threats against Canadian PM Mark Carney A 51-year-old Montreal man has been arrested and charged with allegedly making death threats against Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said.
Bangkok Post · Aug 10 One woman confirmed dead in western Canada wildfire MONTREAL (CANADA) - An 80-year-old woman died while fleeing her home to escape a massive wildfire in Canada's British Columbia province, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said late Sunday.
Euronews · Aug 9 Over 20,000 flee wildfires as British Columbia declares state of emergency The fires that erupted on Friday spread rapidly, nearly doubling in size overnight into Saturday. National police are investigating a possible death near Summerland, although the casualty has not yet been confirmed.
The Guardian - UK · Aug 9 Can the Mounties regain Canada’s trust after race, sexism and public safety scandals? The Royal Canadian Mounted Police face increasing scrutiny from critics who say they have lost touch and should be disbanded
The Independent UK · Aug 7 Who is supporting Gianni Infantino? Every country’s stance on Fifa president crisis Italy is the latest to withdraw their endorsement of Infantino after his botched World Cup sell-off plan
Benzinga · Aug 7 Trump Called Canada's Leadership 'Nasty'— Mark Carney Says Trade Talks Have Turned Just That as 50% Tariff Deadline Looms Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said U.S. trade negotiations had turned "nasty" after President Donald Trump attacked Canada’s leadership, with Washington’s threatened 50% tariffs on additional Canadian goods set to take effect Aug. 19.
Bangkok Post · Aug 7 After Trump calls Canadians ‘nasty,’ Mark Carney says the word fits trade talks OTTAWA — Two weeks before proposed 50% tariffs take effect, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney turned US President Donald Trump’s rhetoric back on him, calling trade talks with the United States “nasty.”
Radio France Internationale · Aug 6 Fifa executives rally behind Infantino despite commercial plan fiasco Gianni Infantino’s position as world football’s most powerful administrator appeared more secure on Thursday after senior Fifa executives backed him to remain president despite his failed attempt to overhaul the commercial operations behind competitions including the World Cup.
The Conversation · Aug 6 Reconciliation or recolonization? What Canada can learn by looking abroad There has been a surge in anti-Indigenous sentiments and politics in Canada, seen most recently in a rancorous race to lead the British Columbia Conservative Party, as well as in provincial protests denying the harms of the residential school system.
The Economic Times · Aug 6 FIFA apologises to members as Infantino holds crisis meeting amid stake sale fallout FIFA apologized for errors in its abandoned commercial rights proposal. The organization reaffirmed support for President Gianni Infantino after a crisis meeting. This controversy has intensified criticism of Infantino's leadership ahead of elections. African administrators and some federations have sent messages of support. No clear challenger has emerged for Infantino's…
The Independent UK · Aug 6 Gianni Infantino gets internal support at crisis meeting to remain as FIFA president FIFA says it has apologized for errors made over Gianni Infantino’s failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup and that senior staff in attendance at a summit held in Morocco “reaffirmed their full support” for his presidency