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Canadian Politics · Canada

Five takeaways from Canada party leaders' big TV debate

58% Left coverage: 36 sources

The leaders of Canada's four major federal parties have squared off in their second and final debate ahead of this month's general election, but someone off stage stole much of the spotlight: US President Donald Trump. See the Story

Ontario Politics · Ontario

Ontario MPPs set to make history today by selecting province’s first female Speaker

52% Left coverage: 21 sources

The members of Ontario’s legislature are set to make history today by selecting the province’s first female Speaker — but just who will take up the mantle remains to be seen.See the Story

Pierre Poilievre · Canada

Poilievre promises to ban bail, parole and house arrest for repeat serious offenders

50% Right coverage: 14 sources

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre insisted Wednesday that his promised three-strikes law wouldn’t run afoul of the Constitution, after several justice experts said some of his crime policies are likely to get struck down by the courts.See the Story

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