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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed on Wednesday that Canada become the European Union's first "associate member," a status not provided for in the bloc's treaties and whose details have not been defined.
Open original →The head of the European Commission calledon Wednesday for EU states to work together and form a new partnership with Canada, to tackle climate change, competition from China and other major challenges.
Open original →Ursula von der Leyen has opened door for Canada to become associate member to deepen links in ‘openly hostile world’ Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, has been advocating closer alignment with “middle powers” since January in the face of recklessness in Washington.
Open original →With a US president who talks of making Canada the 51st state, its leader in Europe where it’s not quite the EU's 28th state on offer, but something the president of the European Commission is calling ‘associate membership’.
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Is EU’s offer to Canada a blueprint for Britain – or a reminder it is out in the cold?
The 28th state? Carney's Canada draws closer to European Union
What does it mean for Canada to become EU’s first associate member
Can Canada and the EU build a deeper partnership?
EU: An unprecedented offer to Canada
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