Canada leaders unite to oppose Trump’s proposed tariffs on imports

Canada's federal government and provincial leaders have united to oppose Donald Trump's threat of 25% tariffs on Canadian imports. They are considering retaliatory measures if the tariffs are implemented, as tensions rise over border security issues. Trump's proposed tariffs aim to address drug and migrant flows from Canada and Mexico. In response, both countries are exploring potential tariffs on U.S. goods as a counteraction to protect their economies. In Ukraine, the energy minister reported a significant attack on the country's power infrastructure, leading to emergency power cuts. At least one million people are without power as missiles targeted various regions, although air defenses intercepted many threats.