Hub Headlines: What Canada can do as Trump remakes the world order

02/21/25 • 10 min

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0:20 - Get a grip, Canada. Trump may be remaking the world order, but our destiny is still in our hands, by Ginny Roth

7:38 - The art of the bad deal, by Alicia Planincic

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0:20 - Get a grip, Canada. Trump may be remaking the world order, but our destiny is still in our hands, by Ginny Roth

7:38 - The art of the bad deal, by Alicia Planincic

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