The past week saw Canada’s North American file shaped less by new announcements and more by political alignment, tone-setting, and follow-through. With Parliament firmly back in session, federal–provincial coordination on trade moved into clearer view, while Washington continued to react to Ottawa’s recent global outreach. Taken together, the signals suggest Canada is entering a more disciplined phase of trilateral engagement, one focused on cohesion at home and credibility abroad.
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