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Politics · United StatesOntario byelections turn on trade war and provincial concerns
Three Ontario provincial byelections on 5 September 2026 hinge on affordability, healthcare and the U.S. trade war, candidates say. Liberals hope for a boost from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s approval ratings, while Progressive Conservatives bank on Premier Doug Ford’s stance against Trump. New Democrats aim to hold Scarborough Southwest and gain Hamilton East-Stoney Creek.
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PoliticsDanielle Smith defends Tennessee trip amid Canada-U.S. trade war
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will travel to Nashville on a personal trip while Canada and the U.S. remain in a trade dispute. She will meet with U.S. officials to discuss tourism and music industry partnerships, despite Ottawa’s retaliatory tariffs set to take effect on 8 September 2026.
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Conflict & SecurityCalgary home vandalized amid US-Canada trade dispute
A Calgary homeowner reported vandalism including eggs, dog feces, and online threats of arson directed at his house displaying pro-Trump flags. He believes the incidents are linked to frustration over U.S.-Canada trade tariffs.
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PoliticsLiberals win three federal byelections, solidify majority government
The Liberal Party won all three federal byelections held on September 1, 2026, increasing its seat total to 173 and securing its majority government. The wins came amid an escalating trade war with the United States.
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Business & EconomyBank of Canada to hold interest rate amid US trade war
The Bank of Canada is expected to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 2.25 per cent. Renewed trade tensions with the U.S. have created uncertainty, potentially impacting inflation and economic growth.
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Politics · United StatesTrump Demands Canadian Firms Move to US, Cites Trade Deficit
Donald Trump declared he wants no Canadian cars, parts, or anything Canadian, urging companies to relocate to the United States. He claimed the US loses more than $60 billion a year with Canada and that his tariffs have revived the auto industry.
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Business & Economy · United StatesTrade war could permanently alter Canada-US cross-border commerce
An intensifying trade war between Canada and the United States could permanently alter cross-border trade, according to a U.S. investment strategist. The tariffs could have lasting effects on commerce between the two nations.
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PoliticsCharles Rousseau: Quebec independence not top election priority
Charles Rousseau, a Quebec independence supporter, stated his belief that the upcoming election will focus on trade disputes with the US rather than sovereignty. He is a 27-year-old Masters student interviewed in Montreal.
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PoliticsQuebec Premier Fréchette names Trump her main opponent
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette has identified U.S. President Donald Trump as her main opponent as the provincial election campaign officially began. She cited his threats of new tariffs as a danger to Quebec and positioned her party as a stable force amid trade disputes.
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Politics · United StatesSaskatchewan to impose 50% tax on US alcohol in retaliation
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced a 50% reciprocal tax on alcohol from the United States, to be implemented on September 8. This action is a response to US tariffs on Canadian alcohol, which began on August 22. Sales of American liquor in Saskatchewan have already fallen by 40%.
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Business & Economy · United StatesUS and Canada impose new tariffs amid trade war escalation
The United States and Canada have escalated their trade dispute by imposing new tariffs on each other's goods. Talks broke down Friday, with both sides threatening further action, including potential tariffs on the auto industry.
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Politics · United StatesCanada electricity exports to US unlikely to cause blackouts
Social media users claim Canada could plunge the US into darkness amid trade war escalation. Experts state this is unlikely, with economic impacts and higher costs being more probable outcomes than widespread power outages.
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Business & EconomyLoblaw reintroduces 'T' symbols for tariff-affected goods
Loblaw Cos. Ltd. is reintroducing 'T' symbols on grocery shelf labels to indicate products affected by tariffs. The company is also bringing back country-of-origin labels for fresh produce following customer backlash.
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Business & EconomyB.C. Premier Eby Suggests Non-Tariff Measures in Trade War
Premier David Eby suggested British Columbia could cut off U.S. access to thermal coal export terminals at Roberts Bank as a non-tariff measure in the escalating trade war. The province's business community expressed concern over potential job losses.
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Politics · United StatesKenney says Canada should use oil and gas in US tariff war
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney has stated that oil and gas should be included in Canada's response to US import tariffs. He suggested that Canada could use energy exports as leverage, a stance that contrasts with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's position.
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Business & Economy · United StatesCanadian bank CEOs call trade tensions 'manageable'
Leaders of Canada's major banks, including Scotiabank CEO Scott Thomson and BMO CEO Darryl White, have described the escalating trade tensions with the United States as 'manageable.' They made these remarks while reporting third-quarter financial results, suggesting the fundamentals of the Canadian economy remain strong.
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Business & Economy · United StatesCanada Imposes Tariffs on US Goods in Trade Dispute
Canada has announced retaliatory tariffs on specific US goods, marking a new phase in the ongoing trade dispute between the two countries. The measures were announced on Tuesday.
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Politics · United StatesNew Brunswick Premier Says Power to Maine Will Not Be Cut
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt has stated her province will not cut off electricity supplies to Maine at this time, despite ongoing trade disputes between Canada and the U.S. Holt described such a measure as extremely serious, while Ontario Premier Doug Ford had previously warned of potential power export cuts.
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Business & Economy · United StatesUS tariffs hit Canadian small businesses
Canadian small businesses are experiencing significant impacts from new US tariffs, including order cancellations and a halt in deliveries. Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced retaliatory measures, stating Canada will match US tariffs dollar-for-dollar.
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PoliticsSaskatchewan NDP asks Premier Moe to remove US liquor from shelves
Saskatchewan's Opposition NDP has urged Premier Scott Moe to remove U.S. liquor from store shelves. The call comes amid an escalating trade dispute where the U.S. has imposed 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods.
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