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Trump Posts Map Showing Canada Under the U.S. Flag — But Canada Is Still Proudly Canada

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Trump Posts Map Showing Canada Under the U.S. Flag — But Canada Is Still Proudly Canada

U.S. President Donald Trump posted a map depicting Canada beneath American flag imagery, drawing attention amid his previous rhetoric about Canada and the “Lake America” controversy. The September 7 post included no explanation, and it changes nothing about Canada’s borders, government or sovereignty. Canada remains an independent country with its own institutions, identity and flag.

Sep 7, 202617 views today

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Canada’s New U.S. Tariffs Start September 8 — Cheese, Appliances, Electronics & More Are on the List

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Sep 1, 20268 views today
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Liberals Sweep Three Canada By-Elections, Strengthening Carney Government

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Sep 1, 20268 views today
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Aug 31, 202612 views today
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Trump Considers Renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America” Amid Canada Dispute

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Aug 26, 20269 views today
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Canada to Announce New Support as U.S. Tariff Fight Escalates

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Aug 25, 20269 views today
Why Carney's Europe Trip Matters Ahead of the G7

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Why Carney's Europe Trip Matters Ahead of the G7

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Jun 11, 20267 views today
Canada considers social media ban for under-16s

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Canada considers social media ban for under-16s

Canada is reviewing a proposal to restrict social media access for users under 16, with exemptions under discussion as part of wider online safety reforms.

Jun 8, 202621 views today
Ottawa Pledges $600M to Support Canadian Content

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Ottawa Pledges $600M to Support Canadian Content

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Jun 8, 202612 views today