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Canada’s Federal Court is confronting an immigration caseload that has moved far beyond what was considered normal only a few

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Canada’s confrontation with Donald Trump is producing a political picture that looks stable from a distance and much more complicated

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Canada entered the summer with considerably more economic momentum than expected. Real gross domestic product expanded at a 3.3% annualized

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Pennsylvania is discovering how quickly a national trade fight can become a local economic problem. Canada, already the Commonwealth’s biggest

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Canada’s latest retaliation against the United States was designed in Ottawa, but some of its sharpest effects may be felt