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October home sales down from last year, but more activity expected in 2026: CREA — REUTERS / ixx511

Canadian Economy · Canada

October home sales down from last year, but more activity expected in 2026: CREA

77% Left coverage: 35 sources

Joly says Canada ‘didn’t get enough’ benefits out of F-35 procurement deal — REUTERS / pwu404

Canadian Politics · Canada

Joly says Canada ‘didn’t get enough’ benefits out of F-35 procurement deal

70% Left coverage: 27 sources

Affordability gap leaves Liberal budget with middling reviews: Leger poll — REUTERS / pwu404

Canadian Politics · Canada

Affordability gap leaves Liberal budget with middling reviews: Leger poll

76% Left coverage: 25 sources

New polling suggests Canadians had a lukewarm response to the federal budget released last week — leading one pollster to argue all parties should think twice before mounting an election campaign over the spending plan. The Leger survey indicates some 30 per cent of Canadians who responded approve of the budget tabled by Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government on Nov. 4. Another 37 per cent had a negative response, while the rest offered no opinion.See the Story

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