The US-Canada trade war has taken a toll on both countries. In Canada, provinces have banned US whiskey brands, including Jack Daniel’s, as part of the growing conflict. The ban affects only 1% of the brand’s sales but highlights the impact of the trade war.
Meanwhile, home sales in Toronto plummeted by 28.5% in February due to economic uncertainty. This trend signals that buyers are avoiding purchases amid fears about the economy.
The US Justice Department has charged 12 Chinese nationals with involvement in a global cyberespionage campaign targeting dissidents and government institutions. China’s hacking firms allegedly bill up to $75,000 for cracked email accounts.
Canada has extended its deadline for Ukrainian refugees to renew their visas by one year to March 2026. The country has granted over 300,000 visas to Ukrainians since the war began. However, reports suggest that the Trump administration is considering revoking temporary status for up to 240,000 Ukrainians, sparking controversy.
In other news, a report reveals that Donald Trump will host exclusive events at his Mar-a-Lago compound, with tickets ranging from $1 million to $5 million.
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