Persistent bad weather in north-east Canada has grounded the Royal Air Force Red Arrows, forcing the cancellation of three high-profile UK summer appearances.

The State Department has notified Congress of plans to shutter five international diplomatic posts, marking a rare contraction of the U.S. foreign footprint.

A coalition of Canadian provincial leaders and business groups is pushing for a formal boycott of American products in response to looming 50 per cent trade tariffs. The proposal follows significant economic strain and political tension between Canada and the United States.

President Trump has signed proclamations imposing 50 percent duties on a wide range of Canadian imports, marking a significant escalation in trade tensions. The move, invoking the Tariff Act of 1930, affects $20 billion in goods and impacts ongoing USMCA-related discussions.

Canada has introduced an entry ban for foreign nationals who have visited the Democratic Republic of the Congo within the last 21 days. This policy, which aims to mitigate Ebola risks, contradicts guidance from the World Health Organization regarding international travel.

Canada is seeking to acquire up to 12 Type 212CD submarines in what is described as the largest defense procurement in the country's history. The project aims to replace the current Victoria-class fleet and enhance industrial capacity.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith have announced a formal agreement to construct a new oil pipeline to Asian markets. The project is linked to carbon capture initiatives and has drawn criticism from political leaders and environmental organizations.