Canadian medical regulators claim American doctors are leaving the U.S. in droves, allegedly due to President Donald Trump’s policies. According to the Medical Council of Canada, the number of U.S. doctors creating accounts on physiciansapply.ca—required to practice medicine in Canada—has jumped 750% in the past seven months compared to the same period last year.
President Donald Trump has proposed that Canada join the United States as its 51st state in exchange for free access to the $175 billion "Golden Dome" missile defense system.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s much-hyped White House meeting with President Donald Trump fizzled into what critics are calling a humiliating retreat. After campaigning on bold promises to confront Trump, Carney instead praised him as a “transformational president” and appeared to concede ground on key trade and policy issues.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on May 6 to address escalating tensions over trade and sovereignty.
Three South Korean defense companies, supported by their government, have presented Canada with an unsolicited military upgrade proposal worth up to $25 billion. The package includes advanced submarines, artillery systems, and armored vehicles, aiming to modernize Canada’s aging defense infrastructure. The move comes amid tensions between Canada and the United States, prompting Canadian leaders to consider alternative military partnerships.
President Trump confirmed he was not joking about his previous proposals to purchase Greenland and suggested the possibility of adding Canada as the 51st...
Chinese Communist Party-linked accounts on WeChat have been caught promoting unelected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in the run-up to the April 28 general election, according to a Canadian government task force.
In a notable challenge to President Donald Trump's trade policies, the Senate passed a resolution on April 2 aiming to terminate the emergency declaration that facilitated tariffs on Canadian imports.
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) warned on Monday that China and India could interfere in next month’s snap election to replace former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. CSIS Deputy Director of Operations Vanessa Lloyd stated that the People’s Republic of China (PRC) is “highly likely to use A.I.-enabled tools to attempt to interfere with Canada’s democratic process in this current election,” according to Reuters.
