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The premiers’ trade-war solidarity didn’t last long

Conservative Leader doesn’t want to simply argue food prices rose under Liberal rule, he wants to blame inflation directly on Carney

The Prime Minister’s trip comes at a time when European trans-Atlantic allyship with the U.S. is unsteady

Greenland is a vivid symbol of the U.S. President’s disdain for the alliance

As world leaders gather in Kananaskis, the prime minister has to confront a new world order

The platform counts on Ottawa bringing in $20-billion this year in revenues from tariffs on U.S. goods but doesn’t account for the lost revenues that would come with a recession

He seems determined to keep missing it

Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre both promise tax cuts for the middle class, but Canadians may not be blown away by the actual amounts

This campaign will have the kind of central issue not seen since 1988, with Canadians in a fighting mood over U.S. tensions

Leaders of Canada’s two largest political parties are displaying their kingly distaste for impertinent questioners