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Lauren S�nchez Shows Off Curves in Paris with Pal Brooks Nader After Jeff Bezos Wedding
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Lauren S�nchez Shows Off Curves in Paris with Pal Brooks Nader After Jeff Bezos Wedding

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Let’s go girls. Lauren Sánchez stepped out for a girls’ night in Paris with sisters Brooks and Sarah Jane Nader on Tuesday evening. The former journalist put her cleavage on display in a red leather dress that featured a scoop neckline. For accessories, she wore black heels, a small black purse and a pair of dark shades. 8 Lauren Sánchez stepped out for a girls’ night in Paris with sisters Brooks and Sarah Jane Nader on Tuesday night. Aissaoui N…See the Story
Advocacy groups concerned federal bill could give law enforcement sweeping powers to access information
Border Security · Canada

Advocacy groups concerned federal bill could give law enforcement sweeping powers to access information

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Several advocacy groups are voicing concerns that the federal government’s border security bill could grant law enforcement sweeping powers to surveil Canadians and invade their privacy.See the Story
The Canadian State Wants to Know All Our Secrets – Pivot
Quebec City · Quebec City

The Canadian State Wants to Know All Our Secrets – Pivot

It's crazy the amount of information, sometimes very personal, that is entrusted to our computers, telephones and other electronic devices. This gold mine in information naturally opens up the appetite of the state. Ottawa therefore intends to satisfy its thirst for curiosity with Bill C-2 of the Liberal government of Marc Carney. Containing 198 articles divided into sixteen parts, C-2 is a box of (bad) surprises. If the legislative proposal int…Read Article

Housing Differently: Durable Solutions to the Housing Crisis – Pivot

As rents explode and the queues for affordable housing grow longer, the housing crisis continues to hit millions of Canadians. But beyond the alarming fact that solutions are emerging – brought about by community actors, bold municipalities and even certain levels of government. For this last article in our series, a small overview of the concrete paths that could help to break the impasse. The idea comes back more and more often in the debates:…Housing · Quebec CityRead Article

Community Organizations Challenge Two Qac Ministers – Pivot

Lionel Carmant, Minister responsible for Social Services, and Sonia Lebel, President of the Treasury Board. Screenshots: National Assembly. Assembly: Pivot The Minister responsible for Social Services, Lionel Carmant, and the President of the Treasury Board, Sonia Lebel, were put on notice by the Table of Provincial Clusters of Community and Voluntary Organizations. At the heart of the dispute: Minister Carmant's decision to retain one million d…Quebec City · Quebec CityRead Article

"Suicide by Police Officer Interposed": a Myth that Deserves to Die – Pivot

I was frankly disappointed by the coroner Louis Normandin's report of investigation into the causes and circumstances of Ronny Kay's death, shot dead by a cop from the Montreal Police Service (SPVM) on September 17, 2022. The fateful police intervention occurred at Ronny Kay's in L Île-des-Sœurs, when a banal chicane about a piece of furniture burst with an unannounced ex-copine. However, the police presence reactivated a trauma in the 38-year-o…Quebec City · Quebec CityRead Article

Canada Sold $18.9 Million in Military Equipment to Israel, Despite the Announced "Break" – Pivot

Images: Background: Jaber Jehad Badwan (CC BY-SA 4.0). Foreground: Global Affairs Canada. Assembly: Pivot Information recently published by Global Affairs Canada confirms that Canadian companies continued to export military goods to Israel last year, even though the Liberal government had announced the suspension of the granting of new export permits and assured that no weapons would be sent to Gaza. This article was first published in English a…Gaza · GazaRead Article

In New York mayoral primary, progressive upstart aims to spoil Cuomo's comeback bid

51% Center coverage: 197 sources
New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani is effectively tied with former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic primary for NYC mayor.New York State Politics · New YorkSee the Story

How Many Women Still Have to Die? – Pivot

In crisis situations, we often hear our leaders say in an emotional tone that we must not hesitate to go for help if we need it. Except that aid, for women who want to get out of a climate of violence, is increasingly difficult to obtain, because of the lack of funding for the community that is holding the breathless breath, and because of a huge increase in calls for help. Earlier this month, SOS Domestic Violence revealed that between April 1,…Quebec City · Quebec CityRead Article

Montreal Will Have to Triple Its Housing Construction to Regain Affordability

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The metropolis is failing to reduce the accessibility of housing to prepandemic levels, warns CMHC.Housing · MontrealSee the Story

MP Housefather Asked the Federal Government to Intervene to Increase Police Presence in McGill – Pivot

Anthony Housefather, Liberal MP for Mount Royal. House of Commons of Canada, June 10, 2025. Screenshot: Parliament of Canada. Editing: Pivot. Emails between Liberal MP Anthony Housefather and McGill's administration show that he intervened with the federal Department of Public Safety to urge other levels of government to ensure a stronger crackdown on mobilizations in support of Palestine on campus. The MP also urged that the issue be addressed …Palestine · PalestineRead Article

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