Taxpayers advocacy group sues CBC
A taxpayers group is suing the CBC for refusing to disclose how much taxpayer money it spent on advertising over five years.
A taxpayers group is suing the CBC for refusing to disclose how much taxpayer money it spent on advertising over five years.
Plus, Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney falsely claimed he had nothing to do with his investment firm moving to New York.
And the Supreme Court of Canada announced that it would be leaving the social media platform X and would only release further communications on other platforms.
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