Trump Ends Trade Talks Over Canada's Digital Tax Plan | Global National

In a significant development, President Donald Trump has terminated trade talks with Canada, citing the impending digital services tax on major U.S. tech firms as a key reason. This move, coupled with threats of new tariffs, marks a stark departure from previous commitments made at the G7 Summit. David Akin provides an in-depth analysis of the potential economic repercussions for Canada. Amidst these tensions, Canada's economic indicators show concerning signs, with a slight GDP contraction reported for April. Anne Gaviola explores the implications of these figures and the looming possibility of a recession. In a related U.S. development, the Supreme Court's recent ruling empowers the Trump administration by limiting the scope of nationwide injunctions against presidential policies. Jackson Proskow examines the broader impact of this decision on Trump's policy agenda. Furthermore, the healthcare community raises alarms over the treatment of refugees and asylum seekers, as Trump's immigration policies intensify. Heidi Petracek reports from Halifax, where these concerns are a focal point at an annual conference.