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Canadians nationwide have “strong interest” in a proposed $90 billion regional high speed railway in Eastern Ontario and Québec, Prime Minister Mark Carney said yesterday. In-house cabinet…
Read it at Blacklock's Reporter ↗Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday he will have one simple message for Vladimir Putin if the Russian president attends the G20 leaders' summit this December in Florida: "get out of…
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a $4.
Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany party is soaring in popularity in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt. It could form government in an upcoming regional election and become the…
Election officials in Alberta said Thursday they’ve seen a surge of interest in people wanting to vote early by mail for next month’s referendum on whether Albertans want to hold a binding…
The groups are linked to MEK, a former Canadian-listed terror organization that supports regime change in Iran.
Bruce Livesey joins Desmond Cole to break down Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s fall from political grace
Richmond MLA says Findlay questioned her loyalty with unsupported CCP allegations; Apollo Chung is terminated as purported audio circulates amid an accelerating caucus exodus.
For this queer minister, the first anniversary of the United Church’s apology to its 2SLGBTQ+ members is a ‘salting of the wound’
Home bakers yesterday launched a federal petition drive to have Parliament proclaim National Butter Tart Day. The all-Canadian pastry is an indelible part of the country’s “culinary and…
Desmond Cole joins Avi Lewis in a Toronto by-election to investigate how the NDP is trying to make a comeback
Questions pending in an October 19 referendum by Alberta's United Conservative Party government are "truly vile," says Senator Paula Simons (Alta.), a Liberal appointee. One question seeks…
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday that U.
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