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Tristin HopperNational Post |
Although the results would likely translate into a Liberal minority government, 'the Conservatives have narrowed the Liberal momentum gap'
Both unions are not traditionally friendly to conservatives, but made an exception this time around
If voter turnout ticks up only a bit from its historic lows, it upends projections of how this election will go
According to government figures, the carbon footprint of a dollar earned in the Canadian economy has been in steep decline ever since peaking in 1996
That's how the Canadian auto sector used to work, and the cars were both bad and wildly expensive
Immigration levels is a topic he has long avoided touching
'If you can’t seriously say you’re going to form a government that can take on Trump, then get out of the way,' Mulcair wrote
Party is on course for its worst-ever defeat
Even a fair number of Republicans aren't comfortable with the idea of demolishing Canada
The U.S. is actually losing more money, even if the impact on Canada is greater
It also didn't 'cancel' the carbon tax as claimed; doing that would require reconvening Parliament
'In 3025, when Canada is a nation of non-binary coders taking zero-emission high speed rail to their nightly anti-racist training, maybe then they...
Mark Carney's reputation as Bank of England governor is more checkered than he may be letting on
Trump's popularity is sinking due in large part to his pursuit of tariffs against Canada
During the past 18 months, very few Canadian communities have not needed police to contain anti-Israel rallies or dismantle anti-Israel encampments
An Ontario appeals court agreed that the 'no jail' sentence for gunman Terrell Burke-Whittaker was too lenient — but decided nonetheless not to send...
Cases from just the last 40 days of leniency being given to rapists, killers and child attackers
'I faithfully did all that was asked of me, and have spent decades here in the U.S. patiently answering questions about how cold Canada is'
The stock market gains racked up following Trump's election are gone, and their once-booming economy is now shrinking
He covered up famines for Red China, and wasn't all that pleased with Ukrainian independence
Fentanyl may only have been a pretext, as Trump can only impose tariffs in the event of a 'national emergency'
Whatever fentanyl and illegal migration existed was curbed dramatically in recent weeks
'I hope to steal enough to buy a home here and slip into a comfortable retirement of recreational shoplifting, contract fraud light money laundering....
Liberal surge in the poll has had little effect on odds that Conservatives win next federal election
After weeks of Canada-bashing, the Trump White House was strangely quick to denounce reports they would kick Canada out of the alliance
Graves are present at many former residential schools, but none have been confirmed at site of Kamloops Indian Residential School
The pension isn't actually all that much, so it seems likely Singh has other reasons for propping up Trudeau
Among thousands of mourners packed into Lebanon’s largest sports arena was Charlotte Kates, the Vancouver-based co-founder of Samidoun
Even if they're up in the polls, Liberal MPs are fleeing for the exits unlike any time in the last 30 years
'Canadian sovereignty has been besmirched, and the anthem is now being booed. For that, the shattering of American bones is now like music to me'
Marc Miller also said Canada needs to refocus on 'quality' over 'quantity' of immigrants
Senate and judicial appointments, billions in new spending, a flurry of grants and corporate welfare handouts
It's going to take a lot more than 'buy Canadian' campaigns
This has happened twice before, and neither was a good omen for what was to come
Sky-high population growth not likely to change without 'aggressive' reductions, says report
Trudeau government is suddenly polling better than at any point since mid-2023
Poll shows even Trump voters weren't entirely sure what it was supposed to accomplish
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