Canadian Finance Minister LeBlanc warns of potential economic fallout from incoming U.S. tariffs under President-elect Trump, stating that 'all options are on the table'. Meanwhile, other news stories cover a tragic fire in Nova Scotia claiming two more child victims, a shooting involving RCMP in Manitoba during a wellness call, and rising cases of gastroenteritis at the University of Guelph.
‘All options are on the table’: Finance Minister LeBlanc says ahead of incoming tariff threat from U.S. president-elect Trump Two more children die in connection to Lower Sackville, N.S., fireMan holding metal object shot by Manitoba RCMP officer during wellness callSelf-reported cases of gastroenteritis at University of Guelph rises to 243‘We are not amused’: Sask. murder trial closed to public, as lawyers discuss evidencePolice still trying to ID one of the victims of Hwy.
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