Daily brief
Canada and the United Arab Emirates signed a free trade deal on July 24, with Ottawa signaling that investment agreements in the energy sector could follow 'very soon' as Canada seeks new markets amid trade tensions with the US.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, during a visit to Salzburg, said 'Europe is complicated' and warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin must not win 'under any circumstances.'
Canada celebrated the opening of a new bridge to the US amid tariff disputes with Washington, while Ottawa threatened retaliation against new US tariffs.
Canadian opposition leader Mark Carney is set to face a Commons hearing over the Gordie Howe bridge toll deal, after US President Donald Trump said the 'original deal' on the bridge 'no longer stands.'
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary