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Justin Trudeau · Canada

Justin Trudeau spotted with Katy Perry at posh Montreal restaurant, TMZ reports

39% Left coverage: 66 sources

Katy Perry and former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ate dinner together on July 28 in Montreal amid the singer’s Lifetimes tour stops in Canda.See the Story

Alberta Politics · Alberta

Elections Canada to issue write-in ballot in Poilievre’s Alberta by-election due to long list of candidates

64% Left coverage: 39 sources

Elections Canada says voters will need to write in their desired candidate during the upcoming byelection in Alberta's Battle River-Crowfoot to avoid a massive ballot with more than 200 names. See the Story

Doug Ford · Toronto

Province to Appeal After Ontario Court Finds Bike Lane Removal Law Unconstitutional

70% Left coverage: 27 sources

The Ontario government says it will appeal a court decision that found a new law to remove three Toronto bike lanes unconstitutional, after a judge ruled the lane removals would put people at an “increased risk of harm and death.”See the Story

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Premiers push for more power over immigration as Ford takes aim at federal minister

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Premiers push for more power over immigration as Ford takes aim at federal minister

CNE Receives Record Number of Job Applications Amid High Youth Unemployment

70% Left coverage: 20 sources

Thousands of young people are set to line up for job interviews at the Canadian National Exhibition today amid a high level of youth unemployment in Ontario.Canadian Economy · Toronto See the Story

Ford says 35% increase on tariffs concerning, reiterates calls for 50% tariff on U.S. steel, aluminum

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is reiterating his call to “not roll over” in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump officially increasing tariffs on Canadian goods to 35 per cent. Tariffs · Ontario See the Story

Caribbean Carnival to Shut Down Major Downtown Roads This Weekend. Here’s What You Need to Know

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

From performances to parades, Toronto Caribbean Carnival is taking the city by storm this weekend, here is all the info you need to plan your celebrationsToronto, ON · Toronto See the Story

Elevated experience: CNE introduces open-air dining 150 feet above the ground - NOW Toronto

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

If you’ve ever wanted to eat dinner while suspended 150 feet in the air, now is your chance. The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is bringing ‘Dinner in the Sky’ to Toronto, marking the first time such an experience will be available in Canada.Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

‘I’m Begging You to Make It Stop’: More Residents Come Forward to Complain About Blaring TTC Bus Horns

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Residents of a west-end condo building besieged by noise from blaring TTC bus horns say the city’s transit agency has known about the problem, in detail, for more than a year, despite the fact that it continues to be an issue.TTC · Toronto See the Story

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