Mark Carney wasted no time after being sworn in as Canada's prime minister before he got rid of the consumer carbon tax; and, U.S. President Trump promised to punish the prosecutors who charged him during a speech at the Department of Justice.

As Mark Carney prepares to be sworn in as Canada's Prime Minister on Friday, here's the message he is hoping to send to Canadians with his condensed cabinet choices; and Canada claims to have gotten more clarity on Trump's trade war after a high level meeting in Washington, D.C.

Canada is adding another $30-billion worth of tariffs on American imports in response to tariffs on steel and aluminum; and, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says he won't discuss 'takeover' of Canada at the G7 meeting in Charlevoix.

Doug Ford paused Ontario's electricity surcharge after Donald Trump walked back the threat to tariff steel and aluminum from Canada 50 per cent during a social media rampage.

The stock market plunged after U.S. President Trump wouldn't rule out a possible recession due to his tariff policy; and, Mark Carney arrived on Parliament Hill for a full day of briefings after his massive win to become the new Liberal leader.

Canada announced a $6-billion aid package to help businesses withstand the economic impact of U.S. President Trump's trade war; and, a new rule will require 'aliens', including Canadian snowbirds, to register with U.S. immigration for stays longer than 30 days.

U.S. President Trump announced another one-month pause on sweeping tariffs on Canada and Mexico; and, a suspicious spike in sales in January saw Tesla collect $43 million in Canadian subsidies for electric vehicles.

A Canadian government source says the U.S. proposed removing 'some' tariffs if Canada removed all of theirs during a phone call between U.S. President Trump and Prime Minister Trudeau; and, travel agents are reporting a year-over-year 40 percent decline in bookings to U.S. destinations.

Here's what U.S. President Trump said in a speech to a joint session of Congress that saw him double down on tariffs; Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Trump's trade war is about collapsing Canada's economy in order to annex it.

U.S. President Trump has followed through on implementing 25 per cent tariffs on Canada and Mexico; Prime Minister Trudeau says Canada will retaliate with duties on $30 billion in U.S. goods.