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Trade friction between Washington and Ottawa is escalating. White House trade adviser Peter Navarro told Canadian lobbyists to 'get the hell out' of the United States, while Prime Minister Mark Carney said he has no plans to apply further trade pressure ahead of the US midterms. Canadian companies hit by tariffs are being advised to seek relief through Ottawa's remissions system.
- 2Oysterfest, WWU art exhibition and Peter Sagal event on Bellingham agenda▼Cocoa’s picks: Oysterfest, WWU art exhibition and an evening with Peter Sagal
Cascadia Daily's roundup of local highlights directs readers to three events: Oysterfest, a Western Washington University art exhibition, and an evening with Peter Sagal, the host of NPR's 'Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!'. The picks offer a weekend guide for the Bellingham area, spanning food, visual art and live conversation.
- 3Washington Cafe Blends Coffee, Art, and Culture▼Inside Washington Cafe, Peter Washington’s Hub for Coffee, Art, and Culture
Peter Washington's Washington Cafe is being profiled as more than a coffee shop, with coverage highlighting its role as a gathering place for art and culture. The feature describes how the cafe brings together coffee, creative work, and community under one roof, positioning it as a cultural hub in its area.
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White House trade adviser Peter Navarro has issued a warning to Canada about interfering in elections, according to Politico. The remark adds to tensions between Washington and Ottawa, with officials and commentators weighing what form of interference was being referenced and whether it signals a broader dispute between the two neighbouring governments.
- 5US Senators Urge Rubio to Respect Brazil's Elections●Shaheen, Kaine, Welch Call on Secretary Rubio to Respect Free Elections in Brazil
Senators Jeanne Shaheen, Tim Kaine and Peter Welch have called on Secretary of State Marco Rubio to respect free elections in Brazil. The three Democratic lawmakers issued the appeal through the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, pressing the Trump administration's top diplomat to back democratic processes in the South American country amid tensions between Washington and Brasília.