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Two people were treated for smoke inhalation after a fire broke out in a house in Viterbo, Italy, with an air ambulance dispatched to the scene. The incident is drawing attention alongside other fire-related news in Italy, and Defence Minister Crosetto expressed condolences for a deadly accident at a Canadian military base in Wainwright.
- 2Canada rejects Trump's trade terms, will wait for next US president●🔴 BREAKING Canada Rejects Trump's Trade Terms in Favor of Waiting for New US President Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carn
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is refusing trade terms imposed by Donald Trump and would rather wait for the next US president, in a clear signal of Ottawa's stance toward Washington. The statement underscores growing friction in Canada-US trade relations, with Carney framing the decision as a defence of Canadian interests rather than accepting conditions seen as unfavourable.
- 3Canada Set to Become EU's First Associate Member, Carney Says▼Carney Says Canada to Be EU’s First Associate Member But Details Are Unclear
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will become the European Union's first associate member, but few details have been released about what the status would involve or when it would take effect. The claim is drawing attention because such an arrangement would be unprecedented for the EU, and officials have not clarified whether it covers trade, defence or broader political cooperation.
- 4Carney expects Canada-EU partnership agreement by June▼European Politics: Carney expects agreement on Canada-EU partnership in June | Los Angeles Times
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he expects an agreement on a Canada-EU defence and security partnership to be reached in June. The remarks signal Ottawa's push to deepen ties with Europe amid trade tensions with the United States. The partnership is expected to open the door for Canadian defence firms to participate in EU rearmament efforts.
- 5Carney expects Canada-EU associate membership talks done by June▼PM Carney expects finalise talks for Canada as EU’s first associate member by June
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he expects negotiations to be finalised by June for Canada to become the European Union's first associate member. The arrangement would mark an unprecedented level of ties between the EU and a non-European country, deepening cooperation in areas such as trade, defence and research.