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Trudeau holding talks with cabinet, party leaders about whether to step down

In the News   |   December 20, 2024

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is holding discussions with cabinet ministers and senior party leaders about stepping down early in the new year, but close confidants have walked away from these conversations with starkly different conclusions about where... read more

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Trump’s 51st state jokes a bullying technique, former adviser to Trudeau says

In the News   |   December 19, 2024

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It’s Donald Trump’s new favourite line: The U.S. should annex Canada to erase the American trade deficit with its neighbour to the north. There is no serious movement in either country for any such thing.... read more

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The Assad regime’s downfall leaves Syria in uncertain hands

In the News   |   December 9, 2024

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Thirteen violent years after Syria first rose up, the Arab Spring has finally prevailed in Damascus. On Sunday, the country got the change it first demanded in February, 2011, when a wave of pro-democracy revolutions was... read more

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Ottawa bans more assault-style firearms on eve of Polytechnique massacre anniversary

In the News   |   December 6, 2024

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The federal government is banning even more firearms as it seeks to fulfill a long-standing promise to enact the tightest gun restrictions in a generation, and is also finally getting its much-delayed buyback program off... read more

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Canada Post strike weighs heavy in northern communities, where some residents worry ‘Christmas is cancelled’

In the News   |   December 4, 2024

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Nicole Hannah is preparing to tell her two teenage kids that their Christmas presents won’t be coming this year – not on time, at least, as the postal strike drags on. Ms. Hannah had ordered... read more

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Israel and Lebanon’s Hezbollah reach ceasefire deal

In the News   |   November 27, 2024

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Israel announced a ceasefire plan with Lebanon after more than a year of war that has brought trauma and destruction to both sides of the border and forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. The... read more

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Trump vows to impose 25-per-cent tariffs on all products from Canada, Mexico

In the News   |   November 26, 2024

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U.S. president-elect Donald Trump is vowing to impose 25-per-cent tariffs on all products from Canada and Mexico as soon as he takes office, saying he will keep them in place until both countries crack down... read more

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In raising nuclear threat, Putin bets Trump is willing to back down on Ukraine

In the News   |   November 21, 2024

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Vladimir Putin has escalated Russia’s hybrid war against the West again and again over the past decade, betting each time that the United States, in particular, will back down before he does. Now Mr. Putin is upping... read more

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Complaints about Taylor Swift concert ticket scams under investigation by Toronto-area police forces

In the News   |   November 18, 2024

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Three separate Greater Toronto Area police forces are investigating scores of complaints about Taylor Swift concert ticket scams, including one that is alleged to have affected hundreds of people, among them enthusiasts travelling from other... read more

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Canada Post workers on strike ahead of busy holiday season

In the News   |   November 15, 2024

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Thousands of Canada Post workers went on strike Friday, after the national postal service and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers failed to reach a deal for a new collective agreement. The strike will significantly... read more

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Donald Trump taps Matt Gaetz for attorney-general, Tulsi Gabbard for national intelligence director

In the News   |   November 14, 2024

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Donald Trump has tapped Matt Gaetz as his attorney-general, seeking to install a man once investigated for alleged sex trafficking as the U.S.’s top justice official. And he has named Tulsi Gabbard as director of... read more

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Ottawa orders B.C., Montreal ports reopened and binding arbitration to resolve labour disputes

In the News   |   November 13, 2024

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Federal Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon is forcing the reopening of shipping ports by ordering the Canada Industrial Relations Board to impose binding arbitration on labour disputes in British Columbia and Quebec. Union leaders in British... read more

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Trump rides wave of economic, immigration anxiety to reclaim U.S. presidency

In the News   |   November 7, 2024

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Donald Trump roared back to the U.S. presidency by increasing his vote share in virtually every corner of the country, flipping at least four swing states and connecting with traditionally Democratic constituencies. He was also on track... read more

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Murray Sinclair stood for truth, justice to the end

In the News   |   November 5, 2024

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From the courthouse to the Senate, he challenged racism, championed Indigenous rights and sought reconciliation. If all had gone according to his grandmother’s plan, Murray Sinclair, the Anishinaabe jurist who did as much as any... read more

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Why Canada’s economy is facing a turbulent four years – regardless of a Trump or Harris win

In the News   |   November 4, 2024

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Canada is facing a rocky four years. The results of Tuesday’s U.S. presidential election carry massive implications for the Canadian economy, which depends, in large part, on a healthy trade relationship with its wealthy southern neighbour. Democratic... read more

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