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Many Canadian exports can avoid Trump tariffs if CUSMA-compliant. Here’s what that means

[published_date] Canadian exporters across a wide range of industries have a way to escape U.S. President Donald Trump's blanket tariffs.  That escape hatch is compliance with the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), the three-way free trade deal signed by Trump back in 2018.  U.S. and Canadian officials have said the across-the-board tariffs Trump is threatening to impose…

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N.S. housing construction starts must double for next decade to restore affordability: CMHC

[published_date] The pace of housing construction starts in Nova Scotia needs to more than double for the next decade in order to restore affordability to pre-pandemic levels, according to a recent Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation report. Canada's housing agency estimates that the province's current rate of housing starts is about 5,400 a year. According…

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Republican senator says Trump’s 51st state rhetoric not ‘constructive’ during Ottawa visit

[published_date] A U.S. Republican senator says she doesn't think President Donald Trump's past comments about making Canada the 51st state are helpful as the two countries are locked in negotiations to reach some sort of trade agreement. Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski was in Ottawa as part of a bipartisan delegation meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney…

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Vigil honours ‘lovable’ Belinda Sarkodie as community gathers where she was killed in Hamilton

[published_date] Standing on the roof of Jackson Square, Belinda Sarkodie's older brother shared with people gathered at a vigil what his sister meant to him and his family.  "Belinda wasn't just my sister — she was my friend, my encouragement and one of the kindest souls I've ever known," said Richard Sarkodie, pausing at times as a family friend rubbed his back.  "It's…

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Crews continue to battle out-of-control wildfires, but rainfall should help, says fire duty officer

[published_date] Provincial fire duty officer Wes Morgan is hoping rainfall will help with efforts to fight out of control fires. (Submitted by Peter Barfoot)A wildfire threatening a community in central Newfoundland has grown, but officials are optimistic forecasted rain and wind blowing in the right direction will help efforts to contain it. In a lunch-hour…

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U.S.-South Korean citizen deported from Canada 6 times sentenced for violating removal order

[published_date] A U.S.-South Korean dual citizen who has violated six deportation orders from Canada was sentenced Monday for his latest transgression. Junseo Hagh, 21, was sentenced to nine months in prison after pleading guilty to returning to Canada without authorization and failing to appear for an examination to determine whether he was allowed to return…

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