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Canadian leaders have shown interest in the Golden Dome project, but it is unlikely to convince them to join the US as the 51st state.
Trump tells Canada it can join his proposed "Golden Dome" missile defense system for free - but there's a catch.
US President Donald Trump has refreshed his threat to annex Canada just hours after King Charles spoke of the nation's "anxiety about a drastically changing world" while opening parliament in Ottawa.
King Charles will walk a diplomatic tightrope as he opens Canada's Parliament for the first time, 48 years after his mother.
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Donald Trump Claims Canada is ‘Considering’ to be a Part of USA—Mark Carney Breaks SilenceDonald Trump doesn’t like to take no for an answer. The President recently claimed that Canada is “considering” the offer to become America’s 51st State. Trump’s claims were immediately debunked by the Canadian Prime Minister’s office.
Trump has proposed missile defence project called the 'Golden Dome', inspired by Israel's Iron Dome. This initiative marks the US's first foray into space-based weaponry, aiming to protect against long-range missiles through multiple interception methods.
Trump doubled down on that sentiment when speaking with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. After Carney told Trump that Canada is “not for sale," Trump responded, “Never say never.” Soon thereafter, Carney extended an invitation to King Charles to come visit.
New York Post Editor at Large Kelly Jane Torrance has spoken about Canada considering becoming the 51st state in exchange for Golden Dome protection.
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Canada Hates Donald Trump, But Will It Still Purchase the F-35?Canada signed a contract to purchase eighty-eight F-35A fighters. Whether one loves U.S. president Donald Trump or hates him, his blunt and brash leadership style has yielded both positive and negative results alike for America’s relations with its NATO allies.
Trump’s latest tariff move sparked anger across the border, as Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney had only last month travelled to the White House to repair relations frayed after Washington imposed heavy levies on its biggest trading partner.
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