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On July 20, 2026, President Donald Trump signed three presidential proclamations imposing an additional 50 percent tariff on roughly $20 billion worth of Canadian goods under Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930. The measures, set to take effect Aug. 19 unless negotiations intervene, target sectors including dairy, alcoholic
Mexican Drug Lord ‘El Mencho’ Killed in Military Raid, Inciting Widespread Violence
On Feb. 22, the Mexican military launched a raid that killed one of the country’s most infamous cartel...
Florida-Registered Speedboat Confronts Cuban Border Guards, 4 Dead, 6 Injured
The Cuban government reported that on Wednesday, Feb. 25 a speedboat registered in the U.S. state of...
Trump Administration Eases Fuel Restrictions for Cuba Amid Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
The U.S. Trump administration on Wednesday, Feb. 25 announced it would ease certain restrictions on fuel...
Toronto Human Chain Rallies for Jimmy Lai While Calling Out Hong Kong’s Rule of Law Crisis
By Xiao Ran, Vision Times TORONTO, Canada — On Feb. 22, Hong Kong diaspora groups in Toronto formed...
Nearly 1,000 Gather in Toronto to Mark 4th Anniversary of Russian Invasion of Ukraine
On the afternoon of Feb. 22, nearly a thousand people braved biting cold and drifting snow to gather...
Nearly 1,000 Rally in Snowy Toronto Marking Fourth Anniversary of Russia-Ukraine War
On the afternoon of Feb. 22, nearly a thousand people braved biting cold winds and drifting snow, gathering...
Canada’s Housing Market Faces ‘Unprecedented Test’ as Prices Slide and Starts Stall
Canada’s housing market is facing an unprecedented severe test. In a Feb. 18 report, economists Benjamin...
Canada’s Asylum ‘File Review’ Policy Sparks Fraud and Security Concerns
Recently, former member of the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) and lawyer James Yousif released...
A Balancing Act: Critics Question Canada’s China Policy as Carney Pivots Toward Beijing
By Feng Zhiqiang, Commentary Early this year, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney traveled to Beijing...