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We will never surrender: Canada - The Hill Times

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By Susan Riley Verified
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Forced labour is America’s latest pretext for a policy that mustn’t escape internal checks and balances On 24 July, India was slapped with a new US tariff of 10% to replace one that expired. It was among 60 countries this levy was applied to, though it …
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My God, how the money rolls in! Carney addresses the affordability crisis

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By Susan Riley Verified
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Prime Minister Mark Carney, left, and his ebullient finance minister, Francois-Philippe Champagne pay lip service to 'prosperity for all' in the spring economic update, and elsewhere, but there is more than a whiff of naiveté, or tokenism, in their actions, writes Susan Riley.The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia CHELSEA, QUE.—Are all you diligent filers enjoying your “middle-class tax break”? What do you mean, you didn’t notice?
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Bye, bye showboats, we're all adults now - The Hill Times

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By Susan Riley Verified
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Prime Minister Mark Carney, pictured on April 14, 2026, is a surprisingly agile politician, but a showboat he is not.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade CHELSEA, QUE.—One of the most enticing promises Prime Minister Mark Carney made in the immediate aftermath of his ascension to majority government last week was to dial back political “show-boating.” As he said: “We’re going to have less of that; we’re going to have more substance.” He was referring, in particular, to the time-wasting...
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