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  • Poilievre’s Youth: Meet the young voters supporting the Conservatives
    The Conservatives are polling unusually strong with young Canadians. Supporters say it’s because he’s mirroring their frustration with the status quo.
    Politics
    Apr 9
  • Foreign influence registry among new proposals to fight interference
    The Countering Foreign Interference Act comes amid increasing pressure for the federal government to strengthen its measures against foreign interference.
    Politics
    8 hours
  • Members vote to dissolve Ross Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
    Ross Memorial Hospital will now provide administrative assistance to support the volunteer activities of the approximately 125 members of the RMH Auxiliary.
    Health
    Apr 12
  • Florida abortion ban upheld by court, but voters will soon have a say
    The Florida Supreme Court ruled 6-1 to uphold the state's ban on most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, meaning a ban on six weeks could soon take effect.
    Health
    Apr 1
  • 55% of Calgarians believe city is ‘on the wrong track’: poll
    Fifty-five per cent of 451 Calgarians surveyed said they believe the city is on the wrong track, according to a new poll by Leger.
    Canada
    Apr 8
  • Squamish rejected a ‘floatel’ for LNG workers. What happens next?
    District of Squamish councillors voted 4-3 to reject a one-year permit for a cruise ship that would have housed the Woodfibre LNG crews.
    Economy
    May 2
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  • New foreign interference documents raise questions about special rapporteur report
    Documents published by the federal inquiry into foreign interference call into question some of the conclusions in former Governor General David Johnston’s probe. 
    Canada
    Apr 5
  • Cary Tarasoff announces mayoral run for Saskatoon
    Saskatoon will be seeing a new mayor in the city after current mayor Charlie Clark announced back in January that he would not be running in the 2024 municipal election.
    Canada
    Apr 1
  • Trump hush money trial chooses first 7 jurors, but lengthy process ahead
    The court began filling out the jury of 12 people, along with six alternates, who will decide whether to convict Trump of charges accusing him of falsifying business records.
    U.S. News
    Apr 16
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  • Calgary city council to debate city-wide rezoning plebiscite in special meeting
    Currently, the city-wide zoning issue will be debated after a public hearing scheduled on April 22, which will be cancelled if the plebiscite motion is approved.
    Politics
    Mar 12
  • Guilbeault’s road funding remarks sent staff scrambling, emails show
    Newly released internal emails show how Infrastructure Canada staff raced to clarify Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault’s controversial remarks on federal road funding.
    Politics
    Mar 20
  • What a TikTok ban could mean for Canadians — and could it happen here?
    A potential ban of TikTok in Canada could be similar to the U.S., such as requiring app stores to not carry it, but experts say Ottawa should look at improving privacy laws.
    Canada
    Mar 15
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  • The West Block Transcript – Episode 31, Season 13
    The West Block host Mercedes Stephenson speaks to a former Israeli prime minister, a reporter with The Globe and Mail and the Asia Pacific Foundation.
    Canada
    Apr 14
  • Canada briefed on intelligence White House says concerns Russian weapon
    The White House publicly confirmed Thursday the U.S. has intelligence that Russia is developing an anti-satellite weapon that can be launched into space.
    Canada
    Feb 15
  • London, Ont. police hope new ‘engagement centre’ in mall will improve community trust
    The community engagement centre inside Masonville Place is part of a six-month pilot project aimed at building and enhancing community trust, London police say.
    Canada
    Feb 9
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  • Economic pain driving higher levels of anxiety among Canadians: poll
    Canadians are stressed out about the economy and have little faith in politicians or governments to fix big problems, a new survey suggests.
    Canada
    Feb 13
  • Alberta legal scholars say UCP’s proposed trans policies are ‘unconstitutional’
    Thirty-six law professors, legal researchers and other staff from two Alberta universities are asking the province to reconsider policy changes affecting transgender youth.
    Politics
    Feb 15
  • Alberta parental rights ‘push poll’ full of ‘red flags,’ connections to anti-abortion groups
    An early February phone call that included an apparent poll about parents rights in deciding abortions is a "push poll" full of methodological holes, experts say.
    Canada
    Feb 7
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  • Canada’s dental-care plan to take claims soon, but dentists still waiting on details
    Dentists, hygienists and other dental-care providers still don't have details about how the program will work or how much the government will pay for services.
    Canada
    Jan 31
  • Gina Carano sues Disney over ‘Mandalorian’ firing, with Elon Musk’s help
    Gina Carano's lawsuit claims she was fired because she 'dared voice her own opinions' against a 'bully mob who demanded her compliance with their extreme progressive ideology.'
    Entertainment
    Feb 7
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