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Should Canada have taken the U.S. trade deal?Politics

As Canadians rally around their country during the ongoing trade war with the United States, a contentious question is being raised: Was Canada wrong to walk away from the deal?

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Washington This Week: Trump calls EU-Canada alliance 'laughable'Politics

The Trump administration is managing the continuing fallout from the U.S.-Iran war while escalating its trade dispute with Canada. After Prime Minister Mark Carney met European officials to strengthen Canada’s ties with the EU, Trump called the proposed EU-Canada alliance “laughable,” as the trade war moves beyond tariffs.

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Carney to address Liberal caucus after return from Europe | LIVEPolitics

Prime Minister Mark Carney is due to give opening remarks at the Liberal caucus retreat in Ottawa on Friday, ahead of the House of Commons’ fall sitting next week. One of the Liberals’ first bills will implement the fuel excise tax extension he announced on Sept. 2. Carney returned Thursday from Strasbourg, where he pursued stronger ties with Europe centred on trade, defence and people-to-people links.

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Europe Today: Canada welcomes EU’s ‘associate member’ offer, but what next?Politics

Europe Today examines what Canada’s new EU “associate member” status means as EU finance ministers meet in Dublin amid spiralling energy costs. The programme also covers fresh reactions to the EU’s new Kids Act, which seeks to restrict social media and AI chatbot use for children under 15.

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Carney takes another swipe at Trump as Canada turns toward EuropePolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney used a speech to the European Parliament to promote closer ties between Canada and Europe while taking another swipe at Donald Trump. The EU has indicated it could deepen its relationship with Canada, potentially through associate membership, raising questions about how Washington views the proposal.

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The benefits and challenges of closer Canada-EU tiesPolitics

Closer ties between Canada and Europe could bring significant benefits but would also pose challenges. Abacus polling conducted before Prime Minister Mark Carney’s September trip to Europe found that four in five Canadians support closer integration with the European Union. Eric Sorensen examines the complexities of a potential partnership.

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Global National: Carney embraces EU associate membership proposal for CanadaPolitics

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada welcomes the European Union’s proposal for associate membership. Both sides appear eager to pursue a deeper partnership, while Carney outlines what he will not do and the message he is sending to the White House. The program also covers King Charles’ artificial intelligence summit in Scotland and mounting industry warnings about the technology’s risks.

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Reporter Roundtable: Canada and Europe, better together? | Power & PoliticsPolitics

Prime Minister Mark Carney began the week in Toronto urging some of the world’s wealthiest money managers to invest in Canada, then travelled to Europe with the message that Canada and Europe are stronger together. The Reporter Roundtable examines the week before Parliament returns.

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What Would a Closer Canada-EU Relationship Look Like? | Power & PoliticsPolitics

Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded his European visit with a speech to the European Parliament, saying a Canada-EU alliance would be a beacon for other democracies. Power & Politics discusses the prospect with ambassador-designate Jonathan Wilkinson, Conservative foreign affairs critic Eric Duncan and Germany’s ambassador to Canada, Matthias Lüttenberg.

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Carney backs EU-Canada associate membership amid Trump tariff threatsPolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has urged “strategic autonomy” between Canada and the European Union and endorsed Ursula von der Leyen’s proposal for Canada to become an associate member of the bloc. US President Donald Trump has criticised the idea while threatening further tariffs.

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Can middle powers come together to form a new economic alliance?Politics

Canada’s prime minister is turning towards the European Union as President Trump’s threats and tariffs push Ottawa to seek other allies and markets. Mark Carney told the European Parliament that closer ties with the bloc could prevent anyone from controlling Canada’s markets or undermining its sovereignty. He has also urged “middle powers” to act together against coercion by stronger states.

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What Canadians think of closer ties with the European UnionPolitics

The European Union has proposed making Canada its first associate member, taking the relationship beyond the existing trade agreement. Experts say closer ties could open opportunities in jobs, investment, travel, defence and education, as Canada seeks to diversify its alliances amid an escalating trade dispute with the United States. Canadians shared their views on whether a stronger European partnership would benefit the country.

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Trump threatens EU tariffs over Canada’s proposed partnership planPolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed a proposal for Canada to become the European Union’s first associate member, calling closer European ties a matter of sovereignty and shared values. President Donald Trump dismissed the idea as “laughable” and warned that he could impose heavy tariffs on the EU—or even halt trade—if he viewed the move as hostile.

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Canada-EU partnership is a ‘classic win-win situation’, economist saysEconomy

Fabian Zuleeg, chief economist at the European Policy Center, says the Canada-EU partnership benefits both sides. He points to Canada’s resources and economic strengths, alongside the EU’s large market and importance as a trading partner.

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Guess who didn’t like Mark Carney’s speech today? The far rightPolitics

Mark Carney received thunderous applause and a standing ovation during his speech at the European Parliament, with centrist and far-left MEPs responding positively. Far-right MEPs grumbled about his presence, while one chanted “U-S-A! U-S-A!” as he began speaking.

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‘No need’ for Canada-EU treaties or trade deal, EU member saysPolitics

Prime Minister Mark Carney told the European Parliament on Thursday that an alliance between Canada and Europe would safeguard their ability to live as they choose. Former Trudeau foreign-policy adviser Roland Paris and European Parliament member Arash Saeidi discuss what a Canada-EU alliance could look like.

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How close could Canada get to the European Union?Politics

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants Canada to become the European Union’s first associate member, while Canada is seeking a “unique relationship.” The discussion examines whether Europe is ready to expand and what Canada could gain, with views from former Canadian ambassador to the EU Jeremy Kinsman and Berlin-based EU expert Nicolai von Ondarza.

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Trump threatens new EU tariffs over ‘bad intentions’ toward CanadaPolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed the European Union’s proposal to make Canada an associate member, saying the two sides would be stronger together. He dismissed Donald Trump’s objections, while Trump threatened higher tariffs on Europe if the plan is approved. Steve Keen of the University of Amsterdam offered analysis.

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Canada poised to become the EU’s first ‘associate member’Politics3:35

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told the European Parliament in France that he is interested in making Canada the European Union’s first “associate member.” The proposal comes as Canada’s relationship with the U.S., along with western Europe’s, has grown strained in recent months, with the new alliance presented as offering potential benefits.

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What to know about the EU’s ‘associate membership’ offered to CanadaPolitics

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that he welcomed the possibility of Canada becoming the European Union’s first associate member. He argued that closer ties with Europe would help prevent any country from controlling Canada’s markets or undermining its sovereignty.

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Carney says he will sign no new EU deals before Canada’s Parliament can votePolitics

A day after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed that Canada become an EU “associate member,” Prime Minister Mark Carney used a speech to the European Parliament in Strasbourg to advocate closer ties with Europe. He said, however, that he would sign no new EU agreements until Canadian lawmakers can vote on them.

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