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5 things you need to know this morning: Sept. 17, 2026

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  • provincial Mark Carney delivers speech to EU Parliament on Canada-EU alliance
    Canadian PM Mark Carney delivered a speech to the EU Parliament in Strasbourg advocating for closer ties between Canada and the EU while addressing tensions with the United States.
  • provincial Trump warns of tariffs and hostile act designation over Canada-EU relations
    US President Donald Trump threatened heavy tariffs on Europe if Canada's proposed EU associate membership is conceived with 'bad intentions' and criticized Canada as a 'terrible trade partner.'
  • regional BC aluminum firms hit by Trump tariffs, Apex Aluminum affected · indexed on Kamloops businesses brace for U.S. tariff impacts
    BC-based Apex Aluminum Extrusions Ltd. and other Canadian aluminum fabricators report that new Trump tariffs of up to 100% will eliminate their US exports.
  • provincial Canada applies for membership in UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force
    During a visit to Liverpool, PM Mark Carney met with UK PM Andy Burnham and revealed Canada's application to join the UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force as a permanent member.
  • provincial Premier Eby signals BC election readiness amid Conservative Party disarray
    BC Premier David Eby told his MLAs to be 'election ready' amid speculation about a possible provincial election call, as the Conservative Party of BC faces disarray following resignations.

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