US EditionMCK Rejects One Canadian Economy Act, Citing Sovereignty Concerns
- The MCK has rejected the One Canadian Economy Act due to concerns about sovereignty, blocking the breakdown of provincial trade barriers.
- BC Ferries is facing backlash after awarding a contract to a Chinese shipyard, leading to public criticism.
- Firefighters are battling the Dryden Creek wildfire near Squamish, prompting a local state of emergency.
- The B.C. Gurdwara protested the invitation extended to India's Prime Minister for the G7 summit, citing political disagreements.
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The Peterborough Examiner
MCK rejects One Canadian Economy Act, citing sovereignty concerns
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawake has rejected the proposed One Canadian Economy Act in an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Mark Carney published on Monday.
Letter to Mark Carney: No Golden Dome for Canada
Donald Trump wants Canadians to pay $83 billion for his anti-missile weapons system, which will accelerate the arms race, lead to the militarization of space, and enrich tech oligarchs like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel. Incredibly, Prime Minister Mark Carney is reportedly considering signing Canada on, and may even include it in the trade and security pact his government is negotiating with Trump. Tell Mark Carney we won’t pay for Donald Trump’s re…
Mark Carney sees great: a country, an economy! This is a prospect intended to revive the flame of Canadian unity. Our wealth and talents should be harnessed, shared and be able to move freely throughout the territory. Especially as Canada is threatened with annexation by an unpredictable neighbour. No, Canada will not become the 51st American state as Donald Trump wishes. Canada is not for sale. It is a sovereign country. It is a member of the C…
Mark Carney sees great: a country, an economy! This is a prospect intended to revive the flame of Canadian unity. Our wealth and talents should be harnessed, shared and be able to move freely throughout the territory. Especially as Canada is threatened with annexation by an unpredictable neighbour. No, Canada will not become the 51st American state as Donald Trump wishes. Canada is not for sale. It is a sovereign country. It is a member of the C…
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