Glacier FarmMedia – The following is a glance at the news moving markets in Canada and globally.
– Air Canada and WestJet, among other airlines, announced on Monday they will resume flights out of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico on Tuesday. Canada’s ambassador to Mexico Cameron Mackay told CBC on Monday that the country was going in “the right direction of stabilization” after violence over the past two days in response to the death of a drug cartel leader. Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum described her country as “calm”. At least 73 people were killed in the violence and 2,000 more military troops were deployed to the state of Jalisco on Monday.
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– United States President Donald Trump will give his State of The Union address to Congress on Tuesday, one day after telling reporters his speech will be “long, because (there is) so much to talk about.” Expected topics include the Supreme Court’s ruling against Trump’s universal tariff scheme, the status of peace talks with Iran, the economy and possibly Canada-U.S. relations.
– Today marks four years since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine. In an interview with CBC, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said its allies should not lose its focus on the war because Russian President Vladimir Putin “will not stop.” He also said he understood Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney “from day one” while also expressing his belief that Trump can end the war because he is President of the United States.
