NDP Leader’s Toronto Office Vandalized
Canada News Ontario’s opposition leader gets her constituency office vandalized, Ford goes off on the bank of Canada governor, and[…]
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Political leaders shouldn’t Interfere in BoC Decisions: Ian Lee
Canada News Carleton University Professor Ian Lee weighs in on why he agrees with Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem’s[…]
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PM Trudeau says Poilievre is trying to ‘scare Canadians’ over the cost of living
Canada News Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Poilievre is ‘reaching for new boogeymen’ to scare Canadians over the cost of[…]
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Trudeau: Israel “did not” fire rocket at Gaza hospital, according to “best evidence” Canada has
Canada News Canadian Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre pointed his finger at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the House of[…]
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Internal polling shows Liberal government in trouble
Canada News Internal government polling obtained by Global News shows that in most provinces, Canadians think the federal government is[…]
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Canada Preparing Evacuation Plan for its Citizens in Lebanon
Canada News With fears that war will soon cross into Lebanon, Canadians there are being urged to leave now, while[…]
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What led Canada to have ‘High Degree of Confidence’ in cause of Gaza Hospital Blast?
Canada News Ottawa has a ‘high degree of confidence’ that Israel did not strike the al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City[…]
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Canada’s Auditor General report finds feds are struggling with immigration processing delays
Canada News Canada’s Auditor General says the federal government needs to improve how it manages immigration programs. Credit Global News
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Should Canada demand a ceasefire between Israel and Hams? | Power Play with Todd van der Heyden
Canada News The Front Bench weighs in on how the PM is walking on a ‘tightrope’ as ceasefire demands grow[…]
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Quebec’s Plan to Double Tuition Fees for out-of-Province Students Sparks Controversy
Canada News The Quebec government’s decision to double tuition fees for out-of-province students attending English universities has sparked a controversy.[…]
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