Canada’s Premiers to Meet in Charlottetown to Tackle Country’s Biggest Challenges

Trump's escalating trade war puts pressure on premiers with U.S. booze bans as they gather in P.E.I.

U.S. President Donald Trump's surprise escalation in his trade war with Canada puts renewed pressure on the premiers — most of whom have pulled American booze from liquor stores — as they descend on Charlottetown for their annual summer meeting.

Canada’s premiers to meet in Charlottetown to tackle country’s biggest challenges

Canada’s premiers are meeting on Prince Edward Island this week, to put their heads together on some of the biggest issues facing this country, all while Canada-U.S. trade talks are looming, wildfires are burning, rising separatist sentiments grow in two provinces, and affordability challenges persist.

National fire strategy on the agenda for premiers and Mark Carney, Doug Ford says

As first ministers prepared to descend upon Charlottetown this week for their summer meeting, Premier Doug Ford said firefighting is at the top of the agenda.

Premier Wakeham to meet with Canadian premiers in P.E.I. this week; expected meeting with Quebec on Hydro development - NTV: Newfoundland and Labrador's Most Trusted News Source

Premier Tony Wakeham is heading to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island this week for the annual council of the federation meeting, where Canada’s premiers will gather before meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Premier Wakeham says he’ll push Newfoundland and Labrador’s priorities, including strengthening the economy, improving affordability, public safety and health care. He’ll also promote the province’s role in Canada’s new defence strate…

Pipelines and separatist threats testing Canada’s national unity as premiers meet in Charlottetown

Health care, affordability, public safety, economic growth, sovereignty and national security are also on the agenda at the annual conference this week.

PM Carney set to meet with premiers in Charlottetown amid ongoing tariff tensions

A look ahead at the week in federal politics.