US EditionCanadian government announces new border security plan amid Donald Trump tariff threats
- The canadian government has announced a new border security plan.
- This decision comes amid threats of tariffs from donald trump.
- The new plan aims to enhance the security measures at the border.
- The announcement has raised concerns about trade relations with the united states.
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Canada needs to get serious about securing its border
From the Macdonald Laurier Institute By Todd Hataley for Inside Policy US President-elect Donald Trump has made clear his intention to call out Canada on weak enforcement on migration, money laundering, and the cross-border trafficking of narcotics, especially fentanyl. Until just very recently, Canada has remained largely silent on these issues. Security agencies, such as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)…
Canada Tightens Border Security Amid President-Elect Trump’s Tariff Threats
In response to President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed 25% tariff on Canadian imports, Canada has announced a series of sweeping border security measures aimed at addressing U.S. concerns and potentially averting the tariff’s implementation next month. The measures, unveiled by Canadian officials on Wednesday, focus on… Canada Tightens Border Security Amid President-Elect Trump’s Tariff Threats
After demanding a numerical plan from the federal government for border security, Prime Minister François Legault is now asking for “details on the concrete deployment of these measures” and a “timetable”. It also reiterates its request to tighten the granting of visas.
The federal government has released its plan to secure the borders and thus avoid the implementation of Trump tariffs.
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