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The New Democratic Party has more seats in Alberta than Ontario.

Liberals' net gain in Quebec: 9 seats Liberals' combined gain in the nine other provinces: zero seats

SCOOP: Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to meet with President Trump in Washington on Tuesday, sources tell me, Brian Platt Josh Wingrove Laura Dhillon Kane Derek DeCloet. Their first meeting since Carney won election in part based on an anti-Trump message. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Imagine if you checked the market right after the close on April 2, before the tariffs announcement. S&P 500: 5,671 ...then went to a deserted island and returned a month later to check it again... S&P 500: 5,687 Boring month in stocks.

just as Carney prepares to talk trade with Trump... *MOTOR VEHICLES, AUTO PARTS LEAD CANADA MARCH EXPORTS

but also: (Bloomberg) -- Canadian exports to the US tumbled while shipments to other countries soared, underscoring that trade flows are being shaped by tariffs just as President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney prepare to meet in Washington.

It is not clear why Trump repeatedly claims the US subsidizes Canada by $200 billion a year. A trade deficit isn’t a subsidy — but in any event, the US trade deficit in goods and services with Canada last year was about $36 billion. Here’s the data (source: US govt)

Great job on O Canada. Also -- Trump has stopped hinting that he might want to invade Canada and, lo and behold, Canadian hockey fans have stopped booing the Star-Spangled Banner. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦

For further context on what Trump will announce today — the US has a trade surplus with the UK. Here’s the data.

Is this the trade deal equivalent of "concept of a plan" ?

when and where is the Stanley Cup parade?

The pope is just like us -- he loves ⚾️

It goes on and on and on…

To me, the biggest surprises today were: - Wilkinson dropped entirely from cabinet - Carlos Leitão (former Quebec finance minister) not in - Labour no longer a full cabinet job, downgraded to junior portfolio. Federal sectors have seen a ton of labour disruption recently

New: Moody's announced it has cut its US rating to Aa1 from Aaa, the last of the three major ratings agencies to strip the US of its gold-standard rating as debt mounts.

It has already been a historic year for Canada -- a prime minister resigned, Trump started a trade war, all of his 51st state stuff, Elbows Up, a national election, etc. But if the Stanley Cup final is Edmonton v. Toronto, I think the place might actually combust.

welp, don't need to worry about that!

they win ONE trophy and look

You know which country has a free trade deal with the EU that it would like to expand? CANADA