Develop natural resources to unify Canada: Frank McKenna, Gary Mar

SummaryIn 2022, B.C.’s Sunshine Coast became the first region in Canada to declare a state of emergency due to drought, highlighting the severe impact of water shortages and restrictions on local businesses, such as Banditry Cider owned by James Armstrong. Experts warn that this situation is likely to become more common in other areas as climate change continues to alter weather patterns. The ongoing challenges faced by communities in the region underscore the urgent need...

Mark Carney, Canada's Prime Minister, is leveraging fear regarding global instability, particularly related to Donald Trump, to rally public support against crises like inequality and housing access, as outlined in a 2025 report by Policy Horizons Canada. Preston Manning, former leader of the Reform Party, criticizes the Liberal government's reliance on fear as a political tool, citing its use during the pandemic and climate issues. With the federal election approaching, Manning warns that a Liberal...

Liberal candidate Nell Thomas has issued an apology for controversial past social media comments regarding the elderly and new mothers, which she claims were taken out of context. While she did not clarify the specific comments, one circulating screengrab suggests she suggested Canada should "stop keeping ancients alive so long," and another criticized women bearing children. Thomas emphasized her commitment to caring for patients of all ages and expressed frustration towards fossil fuel companies for...

Summary At 91, former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien is actively campaigning for the Liberals, having traveled across several provinces including Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and Ontario. During a rally in Ottawa for incumbent MP Yasir Naqvi, he recounted his early political influences and expressed confidence in current Liberal Leader Mark Carney's ability to secure a fourth mandate, suggesting that Monday would be a "Liberal sunshine day." Despite previous predictions of a poor outcome...

Following the death of Pope Francis, 135 cardinals, including four Canadians, will gather at the Vatican for a conclave to elect a new pope, with candidates required to be male baptized Catholics. Cardinal electors must be under 80 years old to vote, and the conclave will continue until a candidate receives a two-thirds majority, indicated by white smoke from a chimney. Among the Canadian cardinals participating are Thomas Collins, who served as Archbishop of Toronto,...

In Markham, Ontario, Conservative candidate Lionel Loganathan has embraced his Tamil roots, having spoken more Tamil in the last two-and-a-half years than ever before. His family's immigration story from Sri Lanka in the 1980s resonates with the diverse population of Markham-Thornhill, where over 350 languages are spoken. As the campaign approaches its conclusion, Loganathan represents the party's outreach efforts to immigrant communities, which are crucial for gaining support in this vote-rich area currently held by...