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Finance2 months ago
Conflict of Interest Concerns Mount as Finance Minister Recuses Himself from High-Speed Rail Decisions
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne recuses himself from the $90B high-speed rail project due to a personal connection with an Alto executive.
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General3 months ago
Global Markets on Edge as Trump Issues 48-Hour Ultimatum to Iran Over Strait of Hormuz
President Trump issues a final 48-hour ultimatum to Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face severe consequences, including potential strikes on infrastructure.
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Law3 months ago
Western Resistance: Over 7,000 Albertans Declare Banned Firearms Amid Federal-Provincial Standoff
Over 7,000 Albertans have declared banned firearms, but a provincial standoff with Ottawa leaves the compensation and collection process in total uncertainty.
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business3 months ago
Elon Musk Condemns Canada’s Language Laws as ‘Hypocritical’ Following Air Canada CEO’s Exit
Elon Musk slams Canada's language laws as 'unfair' following the resignation of Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau amid a French-language controversy.
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Environment3 months ago
Outrage Ignites as Prime Minister Faces Demands for Apology Over Grassy Narrows ‘Outlast’ Comment
First Nations chiefs demand an apology from Prime Minister Mark Carney after he was caught laughing and saying he could 'outlast' a mercury poisoning protester.
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National Security3 months ago
U.S. Army Suspends Apache Helicopter Crew Following Low-Altitude Flyby of Kid Rock’s Nashville Estate
The U.S. Army has suspended an Apache helicopter crew after a flyby of Kid Rock's house amid nationwide protests, sparking a review of military neutrality.
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Infrastructure3 months ago
Poilievre Slams High-Speed Rail Plan as a ‘$90-Billion Liberal Boondoggle’
Pierre Poilievre calls the $90-billion Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail a 'boondoggle,' sparking a fierce debate over spending and land expropriation.
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Government3 months ago
Carney Government Weighs Prorogation Strategy to Reclaim Parliamentary Control
The Liberal government may prorogue Parliament if they sweep the April 13 by-elections, aiming to regain committee control and push through stalled bills.
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Economy3 months ago
Federal and Ontario Governments Slashing Development Charges in Massive Housing Push
Ontario and the federal government announce a 50% cut to development charges to stimulate housing starts and improve affordability for new homebuyers.
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Aviation3 months ago
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau to Retire Amid Mounting Language Controversy
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau announces retirement following a national controversy over his English-only response to a fatal flight crash in New York.
Maple Leafs Secure Top Pick as NHL Reveals Official 2026 Draft Order
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