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In the news today: clocks stay put, trade deal nears, Michigan race to watch
Five provinces and territories will keep clocks on daylight time year-round, while businesses say operations remain normal and customers are adjusting.
- Michiganders head to the polls Tuesday for a critical Senate race that could determine the balance of power on Capitol Hill, following Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed's opponent, Haley Stevens, endorsing Republican Mike Rogers on Sunday.
- The ongoing Canada-United States trade dispute has emerged as a central issue ahead of Tuesday's elections, with analysts suggesting the outcome may influence whether Democrats can rein in President Donald Trump's use of executive power.
- Regarding the trade dispute, Trump stated Canada and the United States have "the concept of a very good deal," while Prime Minister Mark Carney said he had a "good conversation" on Sunday.
- Carney is heading to Antigua and Barbuda today for a Commonwealth meeting, providing an opportunity to build diplomatic ties with representatives from fifty-six countries across multiple continents.
- Domestically, Carney called six federal byelections for December 7, where voters in Quebec, Ontario, and Saskatchewan will fill seats held by the Liberals, NDP, and Bloc.
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Political betrayal, Canada trade war: Why Michigan is a Senate race to watch
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's former opponent in the U.S. Senate primary, Haley Stevens, endorsed Republican Mike Rogers with less than 48 hours to go before election day.
·Toronto, Canada
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Total News Sources32
Leaning Left23Leaning Right0Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution77% Left
Bias Distribution
- 77% of the sources lean Left
77% Left
L 77%
C 23%
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