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OP-ED: Too clever by half—The Clarity Act could backfire on Ottawa
George Koch and Jim Mason write, "The Clarity Act was never designed to provide a workable path to provincial independence, it was designed to prevent…
6 hrs ago
Will CBC News finally get a bias watchdog?
Senators propose independent bias review of CBC News content
6 hrs ago
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Quinn Patrick
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Immigrant home purchases surge while Canadians decline
Statistics Canada’s June 16 study on homeownership trajectories found that between 2018 and 2021, the share of recent immigrants who owned homes in…
6 hrs ago
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Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
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Catholic school board paid Islamic lobby group $30K for Islamophobia training
Halton Catholic District School Board paid the National Council of Canadian Muslims over $30K for equity, inclusion, and anti-Islamophobia training…
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Melanie Bennet
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Freeland's luxury tax siphoned nearly $1B to Ottawa
Between autumn 2022 and March 2025, the program yielded $913.4 million, with more that’s yet to be tallied, according to the Canada Revenue Agency.
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Quinn Patrick
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EXCLUSIVE: Calgary's tourism boss tells city hall to Fark-off, scrap Stampede music crackdown
An urgent warning from Calgary’s top tourism official to Mayor Jeromy Farkas and City Council has been obtained by Juno News.
22 hrs ago
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Keean Bexte
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OP-ED: Ottawa is regulating the family farm out of existence
Joseph Fournier writes, "We’ve turned the right to farm into a debt trap that no young Canadian can afford to carry."
Jun 20
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OP-ED: The memorandum that marks America's surrender
Dotan Rousso writes, "The consequences of this agreement will be felt far beyond Iran."
Jun 20
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Canada’s leading food expert bashes carbon pricing on groceries
As one of Canada’s leading food pricing experts, Dr. Sylvain Charlebois rebuked the industrial carbon tax, arguing it raises food costs by making…
Jun 20
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Alex Dhaliwal
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The fun police in Brantford, Ont. considers backyard fireworks ban
Coun. Dan McCreary says the changes would shift fireworks from backyards to organized events without taking away fun or childhood experiences.
Jun 20
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Bank of America comments on weakening loonie
Bank of America’s Carlos Capistran says even with a weaker currency, there’s still no incentive for the Bank of Canada to consider any rate hikes soon.
Jun 20
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Quinn Patrick
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Canada’s death rate has exceeded its birth rate: StatsCan
Between January and March, Canada registered 90,173 births and 90,328 deaths, resulting in a natural population decline of 155 people.
Jun 20
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Quinn Patrick
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