Trump's New Trade War Brought an Unexpected Ally to Canada
Trump’s trade war is pushing Canada toward the EU. Here are the ETFs and stocks tied to defense, uranium and critical minerals.
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Canada PM Carney Says Europe And Canada Are Strong, Even Stronger Together; Alliance Can Help Fill Europe’s Need For Reliable Supply Of Critical Minerals; Canada Can Contribute LNG And Hydrogen At Large Scale To Support EU's Energy Security; We're Not Proposing A Third Bloc In Order To Become A Great-Power Rival; There Will Be Debate In Canadian Parliament On EU Associate Membership
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