What happens now with a key Canada-U.S. water treaty as the stakes change under Trump

What happens now with a key Canada-U.S. water treaty as the stakes change under Trump

The Columbia River Treaty governs how Canada and the U.S. use dams for hydropower and flood control on the massive cross-border river. After more than 60 years, provisions have expired, and efforts to finalize a modern treaty before U.S. President Trump’s second term didn’t happen.

Canada-U.S. treaty under renegotiation after 60 years – Algonquin Times

Local CBC: Gatineau police have launched a crackdown on out-of-province licence plates, mainly targeting Ontario-plated vehicles. The operation aims to catch Quebec residents who have not registered their vehicles locally, as required by law. Police say offenders could face fines and be forced to update their registration. Authorities argue the enforcement ensures fairness, as some drivers use Ontario plates to avoid higher fees and insurance co…