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Statement: President Trump has repeatedly suggested Canada should become the 51st state and accused it of 'ripping off' the U.S. since returning to the White House.
Fact: The FBI's halt in cooperation with Canada ended around September 11, 2026.
Fact: On August 28, 2026, CBC News' head of standards issued updated guidance allowing the term 'terrorism' to be used for the 9/11 attacks without attribution.
Fact: A CBC News memo about attributing the term 'terrorism' was obtained by a columnist at The Toronto Sun.
Fact: The U.S. side sought an apology from Canada regarding the CBC policy incident.
Statement: FBI Director Kash Patel wrote on X that any Canadian agency not rejecting the CBC's policy 'will no longer have friend in this FBI'.
Statement: The RCMP referred questions about the FBI's intelligence-sharing practices to the FBI.
Fact: FBI Director Kash Patel publicly threatened Canada in social media posts in late August 2026 regarding CBC News guidance.
Statement: The RCMP said it values its relationship with U.S. counterparts and works closely with them on national security threats.
Fact: During the halt in cooperation, FBI officials canceled meetings with their Canadian counterparts.
Fact: The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is editorially independent from the Canadian government.
Fact: Other U.S. government agencies continued intelligence-sharing with Canada during the FBI's temporary halt.
Fact: The FBI's halt in cooperation with the RCMP was not total; some elements of cooperation continued.
Fact: FBI Director Kash Patel temporarily halted some cooperation with Canada's RCMP in September 2026 over a CBC policy on the term 'terrorism'.
Mark Walter owns the Los Angeles Sparks (WNBA), the Professional Women's Hockey League, Cadillac's F1 team, and the holding company for the Billie Jean King Cup.
Clearlake Capital announced it is purchasing Mark Walter's and Todd Boehly's stakes in Chelsea, which they bought in 2022.
Dodgers president Stan Kasten has stated that the Los Angeles Dodgers are not for sale.
In 2014, a class-action lawsuit alleged Mark Walter and Todd Boehly used policyholder funds to buy the Dodgers.
The sale of the Los Angeles Lakers requires approval from the NBA's Board of Governors.
The 2014 lawsuit against Mark Walter was dropped one day after being filed.