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Trump ends trade talks with Canada, resumes trade talks with Canada, ends trade talks with Canada, demands to know which European country is Canada

Canada, Eh · Canada

Trump ends trade talks with Canada, resumes trade talks with Canada, ends trade talks with Canada, demands to know which European country is Canada

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

WASHINGTON, DC - U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly announced that he will cease all discussions with Canada over any new trade agreements, before immediately following that up stating that discussions have resumed despite never having stopped.Read Article

Liberals promise anti-democratic components of Bill C-5 will be used sparingly as long as Conservatives never get in power again

Canada, Eh · Canada

Liberals promise anti-democratic components of Bill C-5 will be used sparingly as long as Conservatives never get in power again

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

OTTAWA – Shortly after jamming through a law that allows Cabinet to ignore Parliamentary Accountability for energy projects, Liberal MPs are confident that these provisions will only be used in the most rare of circumstances, as long as the Conservative Party Of Canada never takes power ever again for even a moment. “Sure giving Cabinet […]Read Article

Blue Jays announce giveaway where first 15,000 fans get a family doctor

Game · Toronto

Blue Jays announce giveaway where first 15,000 fans get a family doctor

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

TORONTO – In an effort to sell tickets to baseball games, Blue Jays team president Mark Shapiro has announced a new giveaway where the first 15,000 fans who enter the Rogers Centre during an upcoming game will be given their very own family doctor.Read Article

Poilievre can't believe he hung out with Jordan Peterson for nothing

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

OTTAWA - Former member of Parliament Pierre Poilievre today bemoaned the interview he gave to Jordan Peterson, saying he can’t believe he hung out with him for a whole afternoon only to have it all to be for nothing. “You’re telling me I spent like three hours in his weird abandoned warehouse set and now I’m completely unemployed?,” Poilievre told reporters.Canada, Eh · Canada Read Article

Minister of International Trade says Canada should apply for EU membership: "Canada is only 19km from France."

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

OTTAWA - Minister of International Trade Maninder Sidhu has said Canada should pursue European Union membership as part of the government’s plan to diversify trade away from the United States.EU · Canada Read Article

Carney Limits G7 Guests to One Assassination Each

43% Right coverage: 7 sources

OTTAWA – After inviting Indian PM Narendra Modi Prime Minister Mark Carney issued strict rules for the upcoming G7 meeting in Kananaskis, Alberta, limiting assassinations to one per guest nation. “The Prime Minister understands it’s not fair if only one country gets to do a murder in Canada,” said a PMO spokesperson. “Now everyone gets […]Narendra Modi · Calgary See the Story

Oil Pipelines getting sick of Danielle Smith talking about them all the time

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

“We get it lady. Find someone else to talk about 24 hours a day.” Luke and the Panel (Nile Seguin, Megan MacKay and Clare Blackwood) recap the “best first ministers meeting in 10 years” according to a premier who has been in power for 7, examine Danielle Smith’s unrelenting popularity in Alberta, and break down […]Alberta · Alberta Read Article

Quebec passes bill requiring immigrants to not be different

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

QUEBEC CITY - Following a recent bill requiring immigrants to adopt shared values, Quebec has also advanced new legislation requiring immigrants to not be any different than people already living in Quebec.Quebec · Quebec Read Article

Alberta gets head start on life as a U.S. state by banning books

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

“Next we’ll get started on for-profit prisons!” Luke and the Panel (Clare Blackwood, Ian MacIntyre and Nile Seguin) dive into the Throne Speech, including the absurdity of hearing a hereditary monarch talk about saving famillies 840 dollars a year, the confusion over Justin Trudeau’s footwear and the delight of hearing the words Pierre Poilievre and […]Books · Alberta Read Article

Trump says Canada would pay $61B for Golden Dome, or 50% off just to bribe him directly

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

WASHINGTON D.C. - US President Donald Trump has offered Canada the "fabulous opportunity" to either pay $61 billion to join his military's proposed Golden Dome defense shield, or to pay just $30.5 billion as a bribe to Trump directly.Parliament · Canada See the Story

Pierre Poilievre attends Speech From The Throne with face pressed against Senate window

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

OTTAWA – As King Charles read the Speech From The Throne Conservative Party of Canada leader and not MP Pierre Poilievre was seen outside the Senate with his face pressed against the window. The unemployed Conservative Party leader began the royal visit following the throngs of well wishers along Wellington Street where the King and […]Canada, Eh · Canada Read Article

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