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Quebec premier says he’s not going anywhere as legislative session ends

François Legault · Quebec

Quebec premier says he’s not going anywhere as legislative session ends

82% Left coverage: 17 sources

Wildfires in the Prairies having air quality impact on several provinces

Wildfires · Alberta

Wildfires in the Prairies having air quality impact on several provinces

75% Left coverage: 16 sources

Poor air quality fuelled by wildfires burning across the Prairies left a large swath of the country enveloped in a haze for another day. Parts of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, and Newfoundland and Labrador were experiencing poor air quality and reduced visibility due to the wildfires, a situation expected to continue through Sunday.See the Story

As his trade war faces legal pushback, Trump has other tariff tools he could deploy

U.S.-Canada Relations · Canada

As his trade war faces legal pushback, Trump has other tariff tools he could deploy

69% Left coverage: 16 sources

U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs are facing legal headwinds for the first time — but he has other tools he could deploy in his quest to realign global trade. A federal appeals court is still deciding whether there will be a stay on Trump’s universal tariffs enacted through the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977, usually referred to by the acronym IEEPA. The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled the duties were unlawful last month. IEEPA is a national security statute that gives the U.S. president authority to control economic transactions after declaring an emergency. It had never previously been used for tariffs.See the Story

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Kananaskis golf course getting ready for G7, possible Trump visit

Kananaskis golf course getting ready for G7, possible Trump visit

Kananaskis golf course getting ready for G7, possible Trump visit

Canada Adds Just 8,800 Jobs, Unemployment Rises to 7%

63% Left coverage: 16 sources

The Canadian economy eked out minor job gains, and the unemployment rate rose for a third straight month to the highest level since September 2016 outside of the pandemic. Canadian Economy · Canada See the Story

Carney Reflects on Murders of Muslim Family on Fourth Anniversary of Deaths

60% Left coverage: 10 sources

Prime Minister Mark Carney today marked the fourth anniversary of a hate-motivated vehicle attack that took the lives of four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont., in 2021.Mark Carney · Canada See the Story

Manitoba, B.C. reach deal to boost interprovincial trade, Kinew says

73% Left coverage: 11 sources

Manitoba Politics · Manitoba See the Story

Nunavik village lifts state of emergency as water shortage stabilizes

78% Left coverage: 9 sources

A village in Quebec’s Far North has lifted a state of emergency triggered by a months-long water shortage. The Kativik Regional Government says the water is flowing once again into Puvirnituq after crews installed a bypass to temporarily replace a frozen water main.Environment Canada · Quebec See the Story

Doug Ford to Host Premiers in Muskoka This Summer

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

Doug Ford · Muskoka See the Story

Colts win badminton championship for 30th consecutive year

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Korah continued its tradition of all-around dominance by securing titles in the Junior, Senior, and Aggregate divisionsBadminton · Sault Ste. Marie Read Article

“Luckily, I Brought My Passport” – Cameron Champ Makes Feelings Clear on Wild Turn From 8th Alternate to RBC Canadian Open Frontrunner

89% Left coverage: 9 sources

Cameron Champ got real on a wild turn from the 8th alternate to RBC Canadian Open frontrunner.Golf · Vancouver See the Story

Ticats Veteran Quarterback Mitchell Poised to Reach 100-Win Milestone

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

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