Carney Stands by Davos Speech Despite U.S. Claims
Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirms his Davos World Economic Forum statements, countering U.S. objections as Parliament resumes with new GST credit measures.
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Carney-Trump Call Secrecy Sparks Transparency Concerns
A reported phone conversation between Prime Minister Mark Carney and former U.S. President Donald Trump remains shrouded in mystery, with the PMO refusing to release details. The lack of transparency raises questions about accountability in Canadian forei
Trump's Minnesota Policy Shift After Shooting Death Shows Pattern
Former President Trump's abrupt change in stance regarding a fatal Border Patrol shooting in Minneapolis exemplifies his recurring pattern of sudden political reversals on key issues.
Trump: Nodding Off at Meetings is 'Boring as Hell'
Former President Donald Trump explains his apparent sleeping during Cabinet meetings as boredom, while medical professionals express concern about his public behavior.
Carney's Unprecedented Rejection of Trudeau Policies
Former Finance Minister Joe Oliver analyzes Mark Carney's dramatic policy shifts from Justin Trudeau's approach, examining historical precedents and implications for Canadian governance.
Rubio Hides from Trump on Air Force One to Sleep
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reveals he disguises himself as a sleeping staffer on Air Force One to avoid President Trump, who rarely sleeps and patrols the plane.
Carney's Davos Speech: A Master Class in Oratory
Prime Minister Mark Carney's World Economic Forum address in Davos received global attention and standing ovations, with experts calling it a historic speech that defined a new era of international disorder.
Carney's Trump Tensions Fuel Alberta Separation Movement
Prime Minister Mark Carney's confrontational approach toward Donald Trump is inadvertently strengthening Alberta separatist movements, creating constitutional risks.
Advocates Unimpressed by Early Access to Information Reform
Transparency advocates express disappointment with initial proposals for reforming Canada's Access to Information system, citing insufficient changes to enhance government openness.
Seven Things to Watch as Parliament Returns
As Canadian Parliament reconvenes, key issues include budget implementation, international momentum from Davos, opposition tactics, and leadership reviews affecting government agenda delivery.
Analyst: Trump Sends Border Czar Amid ICE Polling Disaster
CNN data analyst Harry Enten says he's 'not surprised' Trump deployed Tom Homan to Minnesota protests, citing Kristi Noem's tanking popularity and plummeting ICE, DHS approval ratings.
Trump Forgets Alzheimer's Name in Health Interview
President Donald Trump appeared to forget the term 'Alzheimer's disease' during an interview where he denied having the condition, while also addressing claims he fell asleep in a Cabinet meeting.
Calgary Reacts to PM's GST Credit Affordability Announcement
Prime Minister Mark Carney rebrands GST credit as 'Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit,' promising immediate relief to 12 million low-income Canadians. Calgary residents and food bank officials share mixed reactions.
Iran Crackdown Death Toll Over 6,126: Activists
Human rights activists report a grim milestone in Iran, with over 6,126 fatalities linked to the government's suppression of nationwide protests, as international scrutiny intensifies.
Carney's Plains of Abraham Speech Draws Quebec Criticism
Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at Quebec's Citadelle, referencing the Plains of Abraham, faced widespread criticism from Quebec politicians who accused him of historical revisionism.
Former Liberal Minister Kirsty Duncan Dies at 59
Kirsty Duncan, a former federal Liberal cabinet minister and respected parliamentarian, has died at the age of 59. Her career was marked by significant contributions to science and public health policy in Canada.
Trump Appoints Homan to Lead Minneapolis Immigration Operations
President Trump appoints Tom Homan to oversee federal immigration agents in Minneapolis after violent incidents, amid criticism over his role in escalating tensions and false claims about shootings.
CRA Commissioner Bob Hamilton to Retire in March
Canada Revenue Agency Commissioner Bob Hamilton will retire at the end of March, following a year of increased scrutiny over CRA performance issues and amid broader public service leadership changes.
Ford and Carney Mend Fences Over Pizza in Toronto
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney were seen sharing pizza after a meeting in Toronto, signaling a thaw in their political relationship amid a snowy backdrop.
Trump and Carney in China Policy War of Words
Former U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney engage in a public dispute over Canada's relationship with China, with Trump warning of economic consequences and Carney defending his foreign policy approach.
Carney Stands by Speech That Rankled Quebec Politicians
Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirms his controversial Plains of Abraham remarks, sparking renewed debate in Quebec's political circles as separatist sentiments resurface.
Carney Denies Early Election Amid GST Boost, Trump Tensions
Prime Minister Mark Carney denies planning a spring election despite announcing an enhanced GST grocery benefit and provoking Donald Trump, sparking speculation about Liberal campaign strategy.
White House Criticizes Reporters' Email Pronouns
The Trump administration has responded critically to journalists including WorldPronouns in their email signatures, highlighting ongoing cultural and political tensions in Washington.
ICE Eyes Pattison Building for Vancouver Detention
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement aims to acquire the Pattison building in Vancouver for holding and processing individuals, raising local concerns.
Carney Defends Afghanistan Record, No Trump Apology
Prime Minister Mark Carney has defended Canada's involvement in Afghanistan while not requesting an apology from former U.S. President Donald Trump. The statement comes as Parliament resumes with new GST credit measures.
Trump Blames Democrats, Says He Doesn't Want Americans Hurt
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt conveyed President Donald Trump's message that he does not want Americans harmed, while simultaneously attributing blame to Democratic opponents.
Weather Delays Strand NDP MPs as Parliament Resumes
A major winter storm has prevented most NDP MPs from reaching Ottawa for the return of Parliament, highlighting logistical challenges amid severe weather conditions across Canada.
Government Boosts GST Credit as Parliament Returns
Prime Minister Carney announces a significant increase to the GST credit, framing it as part of efforts to support Canadians with affordability pressures as the House of Commons reconvenes.
Carney Defends Quebec Speech on Francophone Struggle
Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed criticism of his Quebec City speech where he called the Plains of Abraham a site of accommodation, sparking backlash from Quebec politicians.
Carney: No Spring Election Considered by Federal Government
Prime Minister Mark Carney states the federal government is not contemplating a spring election, focusing instead on domestic policies like the GST credit boost and trade negotiations.
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