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- 1Senate Clash as GOP Blocks Repeal of Trump's Canada Tariffs●Trump’s Canada Tariffs Face Senate Clash As GOP Blocks Repeal Bill | WORLD NEWS | US NEWS
US Senate Republicans have blocked a Democratic-led bill that would have repealed President Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports, setting up a fresh clash in Congress over trade policy. The vote highlights divisions within the GOP, with some senators uneasy about the economic impact of the tariffs but ultimately siding with the White House to stop the repeal effort.
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Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers has called for an end to the tariff fight with Canada, breaking with President Trump as the trade conflict escalates. Canada has imposed dollar-for-dollar countertariffs, though with significant relief measures for importers, while retaliatory measures are hitting Canadian businesses hard. Meanwhile, Trump and Xi Jinping's latest trade truce is viewed as buying time without resolving core disputes.
- 3Alberta senator denounces referendum questions targeting migrants●Alberta doesn’t have an immigration crisis - but it surely faces an economic crisis, if the government succeeds in chasi
A Canadian senator has criticized Alberta's government over referendum questions she says scapegoat migrants and could drive immigrants and investors away from the province. Speaking in the Senate, she argued Alberta faces no immigration crisis but risks a self-inflicted economic one if the province continues along this path. The remarks are drawing attention to debates over provincial immigration politics.
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Tim Stützle, the Ottawa Senators' German star centre, is a trending topic in Canada. The discussion comes alongside ongoing Senators debate, including commentary from Postmedia's Callum Fraser on TSN's The Drive arguing that Ottawa can stay afloat without Eklund, as fans weigh the team's direction around its young core led by Stützle.
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The Ottawa Senators returned to Canadian Tire Centre for their home opener, with players saying they were 'fired up' to perform in front of their own fans for the first time this season. The club's official site highlighted the mood around the locker room as the team looked to build early-season momentum with its home crowd behind it.