Donald Trump, has repeatedly talked about making Canada the 51st US state, triggering fears of a possible US military operation.

His remarks come after NATO Spokesperson Allison Hart said that NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte held a productive meeting with US President Donald Trump on the critical significance of Arctic security.

Multiple social media posts in the past week claimed that Prime Minister Mark Carney had said Canada would "go to war" with the United States if it attempted a forceful takeover of Greenland. Some of the posts cited comments Carney made at a press conference in Beijing last week as the source for their claims.

Canada will raise concerns about NATO’s approach to Arctic threats at a meeting in Brussels on Wednesday, Foreign Minister Anita Anand said. “We see infrastructure moving further and further north and the geopolitical environment becoming more and more ...

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney on Friday announced a multi-billion-dollar military spending package, affirming his government's plan to hit NATO's two percent defense spending target this year. Since taking office in April, Carney has repeatedly ...

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, US President Donald Trump delivered a speech, questioning NATO’s commitment to defending the United States and accusing the alliance of treating Washington “very unfairly.

'Canada will never be the 51st state,' Anand said. 'We will always ensure that we stand foursquare behind our NATO allies.' Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments.

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