Think a Democratic win in 2028 means Trump's tariffs disappear? Canada may want to think again—both parties are drifting toward protectionism.

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The omission is especially troubling given the warnings from Canada’s own national security officials. The day before the ...

Quebec Immigration Minister Catherine Gentilcore pledged Saturday to determine whether an alleged scheme was an isolated case. In it, a former ministry co-ordinator is accused of issuing more than 100 ...

A Parole Board hearing described as 'political theater'? The John Howard Society says it complained directly to the ...

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Pressed by a Conservative MP on whether voters can trust its systems, Stéphane Perrault would say only that the agency is ...

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