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Top Canadian Affairs News

Supreme Court justices appear skeptical that Trump tariffs are legal — REUTERS / pwu404

Tariffs · United States

Supreme Court justices appear skeptical that Trump tariffs are legal

42% Center coverage: 282 sources

Supreme Court justices on Wednesday morning expressed skepticism about the legality of aggressive tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump against most of the world’s nations.See the Story

FDA Reverses Decades-Old Warning on Hormone Therapy Products for Menopause — REUTERS / pwu404

FDA · United States

FDA Reverses Decades-Old Warning on Hormone Therapy Products for Menopause

51% Center coverage: 202 sources

FDA removes black box warning on hormone therapy, reflecting new science on menopause, heart health, and evolving views on women’s care.See the Story

Carney Unveils CA$280B Budget, Doubles Canada's Deficit — REUTERS / pwu404

Canadian Politics · Canada

Carney Unveils CA$280B Budget, Doubles Canada's Deficit

60% Left coverage: 92 sources

Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled Canada's first federal budget under his leadership on Tuesday, proposing CA$280 billion ($198 billion) in spending over five years for infrastructure and defense and implementing CA$60 billion in cuts to government operations.See the Story

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