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The Liberals may have lost seats in Ontario — and their majority — because of crime and Trudeau fatigue
In a recent note, Abacus Data pollster David Coletto said that crime — especially auto theft — might not have been a top ...
'Time to put emotions aside': Alberta's case against retaliatory tariffs
We’re in a trade war and agriculture is a pawn. 'Retaliating is only going to result in what we saw with China,' Alberta's ...
Seven non-Trump challenges ahead for Mark Carney on the foreign policy landscape
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Alberta NDP distances itself from Ottawa, national party in bid to expand membership
Naheed Nenshi said Premier Danielle Smith is dragging the province away from the rest of the country to feed their 'extremist ...
A family, a festival and how unfathomable tragedy occurred at Vancouver's Lapu Lapu Day
The killings that devasted so many families were part of a series of tumultuous events that upended the suspect and his ...
Canada’s economic dependence on U.S. shaped by decades of bipartisan policy
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has repeatedly accused the Liberal government of entrenching Canada’s economic ...
J.D. Tuccille: Canada’s provinces taxes too high to compete with U.S.
I recently noted that even struggling New Mexico, the only U.S. state to end the last four decades less economically free ...
U.S. ‘highly unlikely’ to deploy military to make Canada the 51st state: Trump
U.S. President Donald Trump still wants to make Canada the 51st state, promising Sunday to address it with Mark Carney when ...
An open letter from the Global Imams Council to Canadian Parliamentary Representatives
In an open letter, Global Imam's Council's Mohammed Tawhidi respectfully calls on all parliamentarians to advance a vision ...
Colby Cosh: Trump abandons consumer abundance for a surprise austerity agenda
On Wednesday, in the prelude to a cabinet meeting, U.S. President Donald Trump made yet another remark to chill the blood for ...
Letters: Will Carney really govern 'for all Canadians?'
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How Mark Carney's first White House visit could shape Canada's economic future
Tuesday's meeting could provide insights into Trump's plan for what was once one of the most stable and friendly bilateral relationships in the world ...