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A Canadian official recently threatened to cut off electricity supplies to the U.S. in response to president-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariff on Canadian products.
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The Canadian government wants to store 50,000 tons of nuclear waste underneath the Great Lakes basin. Congressional leaders are trying to stop it before President-elect Trump takes office.
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There's been a lot of regulatory hoopla recently on Great Lakes ships. WCMU's Teresa Homsi explains what some of the new American and Canadian rules mean.
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The state has offered tools to manage nuisance Canada geese for years. Now, it's adding euthanasia as an option.
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The Canadian government says it’s trying to slow the spread of invasive species through a regulation that partly took effect this week. But the rule is drawing some flack from American commercial shippers in the Great Lakes.
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The Federal Maritime Commission is launching an investigation to determine whether a Canadian law violates a U.S. shipping codes and hurts American trade in the Great Lakes.
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Skies have cleared across Michigan, after smoke from wildfires in Canada brought record air pollution.
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The state of Michigan is currently experiencing deteriorating air quality. That’s as smoke from wildfires in Canada continues to spread across North America.
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The U.S. Trade Representative, the office that oversees international trade, is launching an investigation into alleged trade violations by the Canadian dairy industry.
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Stellantis says it will build two new development centers and re-tool two assembly plants in Ontario. It’s part of an investment worth more than two-and-a-half billion U.S. dollars by the automaker.