Canadians welcome closer ties with Europe as tensions simmer with US
Toronto residents tell the BBC they are excited by the possibility of working and studying in the EU.
Toronto residents tell the BBC they are excited by the possibility of working and studying in the EU.
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The US trade war is pushing Canada towards Europe. Defence, aerospace and industrial technology are where European companies may gain first.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday called for deeper transatlantic ties with the European Union.
Europe claims four places among the world’s top 10 cities for economic strength, liveability and future potential: London, Paris, Dublin and Zurich. The US accounts for five, led by New York.
The order is the latest escalation by US President Donald Trump in a trade fight that ramped up over the summer of 2026.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for a historic deepening of ties between Canada and the European Union, arguing that a changing geopolitical order is pushing the two sides towards a closer strategic…
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