The Aporia
22 articles about 19 events for “Canada Independence From EU” from Toronto Star.
“The president has berated European leaders over everything from immigration to wind farms, roiled their economies with tariffs, threatened to pull the U.S. out of NATO and expressed a desire to take over Greenland, a semiautonomous territory of NATO ally…”
“…into or promoted within the order, including former Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz and UBC professor Yusuf Altintas. 3 - The search for six people aboard a missing Ontario air ambulance shifted to recovery after debris from the aircraft was found off…”
“And we’ll still have an American public that seemed only to really care about Trump’s threats to annex Canada, or to at least cripple its economy with tariffs, when it began to impact their own lives.”
““As Mark Carney has said, the international order will also be built from Europe, with Canada as part of it...In a world of growing rivalries, sovereignty and independence are no longer just the freedom to act alone.”
“Roughly three-quarters of voters chose to remain in Canada.”
“In the midst of all this is Poilievre, who is trying to tell Albertans to keep their grievances, but put away their aspirations to break away from Canada.”
“A colossal deception has led to Monday’s pre-referendum vote, which offers Albertans two choices: “Remain a province of Canada” or “hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada.””
“The meeting comes days after Carney embraced the prospect of Canada becoming the European Union’s first associate member, saying closer ties with the continent would ensure no country could control Canada’s markets or undermine its sovereignty.”
““Canada geographically is far away from Europe but this shows … that actually we are closer than you think.””
“Eighty-five years later, a group of Canadian foreign-policy experts is urging Canada and the European Union to outline a new Middle Power Charter at next week’s Canada–EU Summit in Montreal.”
“He said Cuba is “not naive” and knows Canada is facing its own economic pressure from the Trump administration.”
“…o first became known within the province and online for opposing COVID-19 restrictions, told the crowd those who want to remain in Canada had few arguments to offer them and instead label those demanding independence as “dirty seppies” and a “fringe…”
“BERLIN (AP) — European soccer body UEFA has detailed the kind of president it wants to replace Gianni Infantino running FIFA — “a respected and unifying figure, deeply rooted in football.””
“(In the case of Brexit, that was independence from the European Union, which Carney has also been embracing of late.) The prime minister has made periodic appearances in Alberta since the referendum was announced, but he hasn’t really done any…”
“…those kinds of relationships could be deepened” to diversify from what’s traditionally been mostly a Canada-U.S. relationship, after Canada already earlier this year became the first non-European country to join the EU’s military-procurement financing…”
““Even though its leadership is very different from Canada, its orientation right now is very much similar to what Canada is trying to do, which is build resilience, diversify partnerships and practise as much autonomy and agency (so as) not to be coerced by…”
“This month, Canada joined several European nations in planning a ban on commercial ties that support those settlements in the occupied West Bank.”
“…ister Carney has quickly validated Fishman’s concerns by proposing that “Canada and Europe should secure our strategic autonomy through deep cooperation in — critical minerals, defence industrial capacity, AI and compute, energy security, space, and…”
“Specifically, Canada is joining other European nations in planning to ban commercial ties to these settlements.”
“Europe needs Canada’s energy and critical minerals, and Canada can benefit from its clean energy investors and technology.”
“What can Canada feasibly get from a relationship with the EU?”
“Canada with last-minute demands that would have eroded the country’s independence.”