U.S. tariffs can be avoided if border progress shown: defence minister
Bill Blair told Global News in Washington, D.C., that military members will not be deployed to the border, which was not requested by the Trump administration during negotiations.
Who’s who in tariff town
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Oak Cliff stadium honors Dallas civil rights leader, baseball legend
A new $5 million baseball field in Oak Cliff honors William “Bill” Blair Jr., a former Negro Leagues pitcher who went on to ...
Military not being deployed to U.S.-Canada border, but will send drones
Calls to send the military to the border rang out Monday from Opposition Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who requested ...
Canada willing to join US ‘Iron Dome’ missile shield, defence minister says
Frankly, an integrated missile defence system for all of North America is the thing that makes sense to everybody,' said Bill Blair Canada is prepared to join US President Donald Trump's proposed ...
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Ministers meeting Washington Republicans in effort to end Trump’s tariff threats
A tariff threat continues to loom as Canadian ministers connect with Republican lawmakers and business groups in Washington ...
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Where Canada's Liberal leadership candidates stand on defence spending
Contenders to replace Justin Trudeau as Liberal leader are attempting to one-up each other over how quickly they'd meet ...
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Ministers call on Washington lawmakers to scrap tariff threat completely
Key cabinet ministers returned to Washington Tuesday to keep pressing Canada's economic case as a month-long pause on Donald ...
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SCOTT TAYLOR: Forces losing the battle of the bulge
As a combat formation, the Canadian Armed Forces are woefully understrength. Due to a lengthy period of recruitment failing ...
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Is Upgrading the Canadian Army a Mission Impossible?
"I can't think of any circumstances where it should take years to go out and buy a commercial truck." Defence Minister Bill Blair's recent comments to the media suggest disbelief, and yet that is ...
Trump tariffs: Canada ‘not out of the woods yet,’ says Trudeau
Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson, Defence Minister Bill Blair and Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne are all in Washington, D.C.