LONDON, July 9 (Reuters) - U.S. copper futures widened their premium to the London benchmark on Wednesday, reflecting U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to impose a 50 percent tariff on imported copper.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and his Alberta counterpart Danielle Smith unveiled two memoranda of understanding Monday, aimed at more closely connecting the Canadian economy through fresh pipelines and railways.
Read MoreIt didn’t garner much attention during the federal election, but the Liberals not only campaigned on “elbows up” to Trump, they promised massive “savings” in spending.
Read MoreThe Nova Scotia government wants to restart fossil fuel activity off the coast. The province says its portion of the Atlantic Ocean, known for whales, dolphins, seals and seabirds, is also home to significant natural gas resources.
Read MoreUS President-elect Donald Trump is having dinner with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday night at Mar-a-Lago, according to a source familiar with the meeting who told CNN.
Read MoreSheinbaum's government is confident that the benefits of the trade agreement and pragmatism will prevail over the conservative turn and anti-Mexican rhetoric in Canada
Read MoreConservative leader says what matters is whether public servants do the work
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