Juno Jump Start | Trudeau billed Canadians over $150,000 for two years worth of groceries

Trudeau billed taxpayers $150,000 for groceries, Canada would fare better than most in wake of reciprocal U.S. tariffs, Trudeau slams Singh’s idea to ban Trump from Canada, and more!

Mar 03, 2025

Trudeau billed Canadians over $150,000 for two years worth of groceries

The average Canadian spent a combined $29,989 on groceries during the 2022 and 2023 calendar years.

The Alberta Roundup | “Common sense legislation” forthcoming

What Alberta has deemed “common sense legislation” will be introduced as part of the Spring sitting of the Alberta legislature.

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Justin Trudeau bats down Jagmeet Singh’s idea to ban Trump from entering Canada

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Ontario election had second-lowest voter turnout ever, after only 2022 election

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Study finds Canada would fare better than most in wake of reciprocal U.S. tariffs

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“Outsider” Mark Carney didn’t actually resign from all his positions, despite what he said

Despite telling Canadians that he’s stepped away from all international board positions so that he can serve as prime minister without any conflicts of interest, Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney still appears to be involved with several.

Jasper residents begin moving into interim housing as recovery continues

The first wave of Jasper residents displaced by the wildfires began moving into interim housing on Wednesday.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer refuses to condemn Trump’s 51st state comments

The British prime minister refused to condemn U.S. President Donald Trump’s repeated comments expressing the desire to make Canada the 51st state.

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