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Trump got his regime change in Canada. Now he may regret it.

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By Noah Richler
| The Washington Post Verified
Trump got his regime change in Canada. Now he may regret it. (washingtonpost.com) Trump got his regime change in Canada. Now he may regret it. By Noah Richler 2026042111010200 Well, the Iranian case is up for debate, but there's no question your commander in chief effected "regime change" here in Canada. After last week's special elections, Mark Carney, the prime minister whose elevation Donald Trump helped bring about, has at last secured a parliamentary majority for Canada's Liberal Party.
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How the Donald Trump of Canada became a resistance icon

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By Noah Richler
| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) Verified
Donald Trump knows the value of a good external enemy to unite his nationalist base, and — for reasons that might baffle even some of his staunchest supporters — Canada has taken on the role. With Parliament in abeyance following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation, and with the country’s reputation for civility, Trump probably thought Canada would be an easy target to bully.
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How the Donald Trump of Canada became a resistance icon

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By Noah Richler
| Washington Post Opinions Verified
Donald Trump knows the value of a good external enemy to unite his nationalist base, and - for reasons that might baffle even some of his staunchest supporters - Canada has taken on the role. With Parliament in abeyance following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation, and with the country's reputation for civility, Trump probably thought Canada would be an easy target to bully.
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