Juno Jump Start | Ford says Carney was present in the room when reviewing Reagan ad
Ford revealed that Carney was present in the room when reviewing the Reagan ad that led Trump to cancel trade talks, labour leaders are threatening Smith with a province-wide general strike, and more.
Ford says Carney was present in the room when reviewing Reagan ad
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has revealed that Prime Minister Mark Carney was present in the room when reviewing the controversial Reagan ad that led U.S. President Donald Trump to cancel trade talks with Canada.
PROPERTY PANIC — Homeowners fear losing land after court ruling
Marc Patrone breaks down the uproar in Richmond, B.C., where residents fear losing homes after a court granted Aboriginal title — plus new fallout from the failed Carney–Trump trade talks.
Unions threaten general strike, vow to “topple” Smith government over Bill 2
Alberta’s top labour leaders are threatening Premier Danielle Smith’s government with a province-wide general strike, recall campaigns, and national mobilization following the passage of the Back to School Act, which ended the teachers’ strike and invoked the notwithstanding clause to prevent further legal challenges.
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Richmond residents tell town hall they were left in the dark on Cowichan ruling
Richmond homeowners, city officials, lawyers, politicians, and concerned citizens packed a town hall on Tuesday to discuss a recent B.C. Supreme Court decision that’s got everyone wondering: what’s next for private property rights in Canada?
Trump administration chews out Ontario representative over Ford ad campaign
U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra tore into Ontario’s representative over Premier Ford’s anti-tariff Reagan ad, which resulted in the Trump administration terminating all trade negotiations between the two countries and threats of increased tariffs, as the countries were close to reaching a trade deal.
DZSURDZSA: Cowichan decision echoes the communism my parents lived through
Cosmin Dzsurdzsa writes, “Land expropriations are always communist, even when dressed up in First Nations garb.”
Canada’s security watchdog recommends easing scrutiny on Muslim charities
Canada’s national security watchdog is facing criticism for allegedly advising the federal tax agency to reduce terrorism-financing audits of Muslim-led charities. The recommendation comes from a two-year review by Canada’s security watchdog—the National Security and Intelligence Review Agency (NSIRA). The agency examined the Canada Revenue Agency’s Review and Analysis Division (RAD), which is the branch responsible for ensuring charities are not used to fund terrorism.
Carney, Trump attend South Korea dinner after U.S. trade talks break down
Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump exchanged smiles and a brief point of acknowledgement as they sat down to dinner Wednesday evening — their first in-person encounter since trade negotiations between the two countries were abruptly halted last week.
B.C. government debt projected to be four times higher than a decade ago
British Columbia’s government net projected debt is on track to be four times higher by 2027-28 than it was a decade prior, amounting to residents paying billions annually in debt interest payments alone.
Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate to 2.25 per cent
The Bank of Canada announced it would be lowering its key interest rate to 2.25 per cent, while the bank rate will sit at 2.5 per cent and the deposit rate VERB at 2.20 per cent.
Judge upholds one-vote Liberal win in Terrebonne, rejects Bloc’s bid for new election
A Quebec Superior Court judge has dismissed a legal challenge from the Bloc Québécois over the razor-thin Liberal victory in the Terrebonne riding, ruling that a clerical error in a voter’s mail-in ballot did not warrant overturning the election result.
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He is traveling around the world on taxpayers dollars making amazing business deals!! For Brookfield!!! NOT Canada!! What a loser! Where is the rcmp?? Surely this is illegal?!!! He needs to pay back his travel costs and resin as prime Minister!!!
In other words he's saying they were cahoots on putting this insane ad out. Which isn't hard to believe. They are both lowdown scoundrels. Not fit or qualified for for public service.