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Canada hits $13 billion of US goods with new tariffs
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Jogger Detained For 2 Weeks After Accidentally Crossing Into U.S. From Canada
Cedella Roman, 19, was arrested on May 21 in Blaine, Washington — half-a-mile from the border.
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Mali 'far messier' than other peacekeeping missions, says Canada's defence chief
It isn't a typical mission — certainly not for Canada, and nothing about it is easy, says Gen. Jonathan Vance
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A Woman Was Detained for 2 Weeks After Accidentally Crossing the Canadian Border While Jogging
A jogger who says she inadvertently crossed the Canadian border while running was reportedly detained by U.S. authorities for two weeks.
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Senate passes pot bill, paving way for legal cannabis in 8 to 12 weeks
Federal government's bill legalizing recreational cannabis passes 52-29
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Trump is right: Canada's protectionist food policies rip the world off
Trump is right about one thing: Canada charges the US exorbitant tariffs on dairy.Canada's supply-management system rigs the market with centralized price-setting, allocated production quotas, and exorbitant tariffs.
This drives massive profits to a small group of largely corporate farm operations, while the dairy industry has a well-funded lobby and propaganda operation.
Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, won't back away from his claim that "we will always defend our supply management system."
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Trump announces $50bn in China tariffs despite retaliation warning
President told Fox he was ‘very strongly clamping down’ Beijing describes course of ‘confrontation and mutual loss’
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Trump's tweets undo weekend of G7 diplomacy — and baffle Canadian officials
Trudeau said nothing Saturday he hasn't said before, his office says
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Mississauga restaurant bomb: Canada police hunt two suspects
Canadian police say that all resources are being used in a major manhunt for two men who set off a homemade bomb at a restaurant in a Toronto suburb.
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Canadian soldiers heading to Mali take final training exercise
About 250 Canadian soldiers who are heading to Mali took part in their final training exercise. 3:11
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Canadian medical school grads unable to get a residency may get a spot under new program funded by military
These grads need to finish 2 to 5 years of compulsory, hands-on training before they can practise as doctors
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Hoop Dreams: Meet Elijah Fisher, Canada's 13-year-old basketball phenomenon
Even though Fisher's parents constantly reassure their teenage son that none of that matters, no one can talk him out of chasing his dreams.
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Where does Trump's 'America First' leave Canada?
Donald Trump has been keeping Canada on its toes since he became US president at the start of last year.
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Toronto van attack: Coroner officially identifies all 10 victims
A Canadian coroner has formally identified all 10 victims who died in a vehicle-ramming attack in Toronto on Monday.
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Toronto van attack: Suspect quizzed after 10 pedestrians killed
Canadian police are questioning a man suspected of driving a rented van into pedestrians in northern Toronto on Monday, killing 10 and injuring 15.
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9 dead, 16 injured as pedestrians struck 'one after one' in north Toronto van attack
Alek Minassian, 25, is the alleged driver in the attack, CBC News has confirmed
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9 dead, 16 injured after van plows into pedestrians in Toronto (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
Nine people have been killed and 16 more are injured after a white van struck a number of pedestrians in Toronto, police said.
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CIBC financial adviser 'stunned' that federal investigation found bank customers not widely upsold
Regulator warns that banks are not there to look after customers' interests
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youth hockey crash victims raises $8.5M
That sum more than quadrupled the initial goal of $2 million set by Sylvie Kellington, the Humboldt resident who started the GoFundMe campaign.
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If Trump Rips Up Nafta, Canada May Shrug, Not Shudder
The prime minister’s remarks may have been a negotiating tactic. But many trade experts say the changes to the world’s trading system that have come about since Canada and the United States opened their mutual border in 1989 mean that an end to Nafta would not be a devastating blow to the world’s 10th largest economy.
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