Mexican president mulls G7 summit attendance amid political caution
Wednesday, May 28, 2025, 11:21 am
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has expressed uncertainty about attending the upcoming G7 summit in Alberta. Her ambiguous stance has left diplomatic circles wondering if a last-minute pivot is in the works, adding a touch of political suspense to the summit’s prelude.
La présidente mexicaine, Claudia Sheinbaum, a déclaré que le Canada l’avait invitée à assister au sommet des dirigeants du G7 le mois prochain en Alberta, mais qu’elle n’avait pas encore décidé si elle y assisterait.
OTTAWA — Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says Canada has invited her to attend the G7 leaders’ summit next month in Alberta but she hasn’t decided yet if she’ll attend. At her press briefing this morning, Sheinbaum said she has not confirmed her attendance at the upcoming summit in Kananaskis,…
OTTAWA - Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says Canada has invited her to attend the G7 leaders' summit next month in Alberta but she hasn't decided yet if she'll attend.
permalink / 3 stories from sources in 35 hours ago #politics #foreignpolicy
More Top Stories...
Ontario MPPs secure 35% salary raise after lengthy freeze
Ontario’s Finance Minister introduced legislation to break a 16-year pay freeze by awarding MPPs a 35% salary increase, aligning their wages more closely with federal counterparts. Despite raised eyebrows over fiscal priorities, the move marks a bold—and somewhat eyebrow-raising—shift in provincial compensation. More...
Former B.C. Minister Decries Bill 15’s Treatment of First Nations
Former B.C. minister Melanie Mark has lambasted the provincial government for pushing Bill 15, accusing officials of ditching First Nations communities and environmental advocates. The outburst comes amid mounting calls for policy reversal in a politically charged atmosphere. More...
Canada Post Labor Dispute Highlights Strike Losses and Tense Talks
Canada Post revealed that striking actions contributed significantly to its reported losses, fueling fresh tensions between the union and management. With negotiations still in flux, both sides are embroiled in a dramatic labor showdown that leaves little room for compromise. More...
Cabinet Ministers Dodge Media at Defence Show Amid CANSEC Controversy
At the high-profile CANSEC defence industry event, cabinet ministers affiliated with Prime Minister Carney conveniently vanished from their media commitments, leaving journalists high and dry. Their evasive maneuvers add yet another twist to an already theatrical display of political dodgeball. More...
Senate Leader Slams $330K Rail Rebranding Expense
A Conservative Senate leader has lambasted a federal Crown corporation’s decision to invest $330,000 in a rebranding exercise for its high-speed rail project. The criticism comes amid growing concerns about fiscal irresponsibility and misallocated public funds during challenging economic times. More...
Related Tags
Politics
SAAQclic Financial Controversy Sparks Internal Clash (7 hours ago)
Senate Leader Slams $330K Rail Rebranding Expense (8 hours ago)
Ontario MPPs secure 35% salary raise after lengthy freeze (9 hours ago)
Foreign Policy
Gaza Aid Controversy: ‘Mafia-like’ Tactics and Suspended Assistance (3 hours ago)
Pompeo Reassures on Canadian Sovereignty Amid U.S. Concerns (25 hours ago)
Quebec Bloc intensifies pressure on Ottawa for Israel sanctions (34 hours ago)