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“Add it all together and, according to an analysis published Wednesday by the U.S.-based Council on Foreign Relations, Canada is where Trump’s “hardball” approach to trade has gone sideways the most.”

““So, if we can bring more conversation to the public sphere, it’s going to be useful for us, particularly at this time where we’re trying to figure out what actually made Canada.”

“Matthias Lüttenberg, Germany’s ambassador to Canada, told CTV his country has used “associate membership” to describe the EU’s relationship with Ukraine and Moldova, two countries striving for full membership.”

“OTTAWA — The game of chicken continues between Ottawa and Quebec on the eve of the Canada-European Union summit in Montreal.”

“During a rally in Michigan on Sunday, Trump said the trade conflict with Canada could end “really soon” and said the Canadians are “willing to give us anything at this moment.””

“Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc’s office said the government will assess the latest tariff measures and that “Canada stands ready to work constructively and in good faith towards a more mutually beneficial trading relationship” with the U.S.”

“Asked what message he was trying to send Canada with the executive order at the time, Trump said: “No message…Canada has been ripping us off for a long time on trade, very sadly.””

“OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney said he shares the view that Canada should be looking into “reforming or even abolishing the Indian Act” after meeting with First Nations leaders on Monday.”

“Many of us already mourned it years ago when it was clear that the company had become a Ship-of-Theseus simulacrum of the original.”

“WASHINGTON, D.C. — “Canada treats us very badly.””

““Canada is working very hard to make a deal with us, and I hate to say this, but we have all the cards,””

“Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work.”

“In a province-wide address on Tuesday evening, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith vowed not to hold another referendum on the secession issue, while also urging separatist voters to “believe and hope in Canada again” following Monday’s referendum results.”

““Canada’s been ripping us off for so many years.”

“… at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute in Ottawa, contends Zionism is not the caricature commonly presented by its critics: neither colonialism nor racism, but a Jewish national-liberation movement rooted in a long historical relationship with the land of…”

“And that relationship — and even expanding that to NATO — is an asymmetric advantage that the United States, Canada, and our partners and allies have had.”

“The recently released Building Canada Strong Act does nothing to diminish hard-fought rights.”

““The common theme across the board is that Canada is no longer working for Alberta, and that Alberta can do better by redefining its constitutional relationship.””

“Seniors not the greedy ones Seniors’ and their parents’ and grandparents’ taxes built the infrastructures in Canada that this generation still uses: hospitals, schools, libraries, airports, ports, railroads and military bases.”

“Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work.”

“And of course, any changes in our relationship in a positive way with our largest trading partner, that would also see us upgrade that forecast.”

“For those committed to federalism and Alberta’s continued existence as a province of Canada, last week brought welcome news.”

“But to question the 215-dead-children-at-Kamloops narrative is for some a form of denialism, which is why it is so chilling to hear politicians — and Canada’s governor general — demand so forcibly that it be rooted out.”

“Perhaps it’s not fair to compare Canada to a dictatorship, but even this country used to build pipelines at record speed.”

“The relationship between their two nations will dominate Canada’s domestic political landscape long after the present incumbent of the White House has left the scene.”