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Alberta to require citizens to carry little picture of Danielle Smith in wallets
EDMONTON – The government of Alberta has declared all citizens must now carry a little picture of Premier Danielle Smith in their wallets. Smith made the announcement this week in front of a giant ima...
www.thestar.com
Canada’s recognition of Palestine will be a ‘step-by-step process,’ Anita Anand says
Canada will recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations later this month, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says, but will hold off fully normalizing diplomatic relations until there is
globalnews.ca
Ford government focus on trustee expenses a ‘distraction’ from school funding, critic says | Globalnews.ca
Data obtained by Global News shows a growing number of Ontario school boards have reported financial difficulties in recent years.
www.thestar.com
Finch West LRT beats Eglinton Crosstown to a major milestone
The date for revenue service testing was published in a TTC memo sent to staff that was leaked to social media.
www.cbc.ca
P.E.I.'s migrant workers grappling with fewer hours or layoffs due to Chinese seafood tariffs | CBC News
Hundreds of temporary foreign workers in P.E.I.’s seafood processing sector have seen their hours cut or faced layoffs this year after China imposed tariffs on Canadian seafood, according to the Coope...
www.thestar.com
Nate Erskine-Smith isn’t saying if he’ll join race to become Ontario Liberal leader
Erskine-Smith, who finished second to Bonnie Crombie in the 2023 leadership contest and had been organizing against her for months, insisted another bid is still "to be determined."
thetyee.ca
America Is Increasingly Unsafe for Black and Trans People. Will Canada Help? | The Tyee
Zara Sluys X is claiming asylum north of the border. She faces a steep barrier.
nanaimonewsnow.com
Alberta defends notwithstanding clause in arguments for Bill 21 Supreme Court case
MONTREAL — The Alberta government says the notwithstanding clause is an essential part of the Canadian constitution and the country's top court should not undermine it. The province’s attorney general...
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B.C. Conservative divisions flare with fraudulent membership allegations during leadership review | CBC News
CBC News confirmed with two party sources that red flags were raised with regards to more than 2,000 new party members, each of whom were connected to the same email domain and fake phone numbers.
www.ctvnews.ca
Vancouver ponders development acceleration, public hearing elimination
Vancouver city council is considering big changes to its zoning and development rules.
www.thecanadianpressnews.ca
Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate to 2.5% as U.S. tariff risks shift
OTTAWA - The Bank of Canada cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point on Wednesday as the central bank worries less about inflation risks and more about a
www.cbc.ca
UPEI puts spotlight on consent during Sexual Assault Awareness Week | CBC News
The University of Prince Edward Island aims to encourage more open conversations about consent on campus through a series of events during Sexual Assault Awareness Week.
media.tenor.com
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www.thestar.com
Former environment minister fears Mark Carney’s climate plan won’t lower emissions
Catherine McKenna says the effort to strike a "grand bargain" between the federal government and the fossil fuel industry has failed.
www.cbc.ca
Former justice minister David Lametti to leave Prime Minister's Office: sources | CBC News
Former Justice Minister David Lametti will be leaving his job as principal secretary to Prime Minister Mark Carney after just a couple of months on the job, sources tell CBC News.
www.winnipegfreepress.com
Details coming soon on gun buyback program: minister
OTTAWA – The public safety minister says details on the Liberal government’s gun buyback program will be released within the next couple of weeks.
