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Summary Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has found support in Quebec from Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, who praised her for advocating provincial autonomy and potentially including a separation referendum in 2026. Smith emphasized the need for an "Alberta accord" to address issues with the federal government, citing widespread feelings of neglect among Albertans. St-Pierre Plamondon noted a resurgence in support for Quebec independence, which has risen to nearly 40%, reflecting broader concerns about federal...

The New Democratic Party of Canada has appointed Don Davies as its interim leader following Jagmeet Singh's resignation after losing his seat in the April 28 federal election. Born in Edmonton in 1963, Davies has been an MP since 2008, winning six consecutive elections in Vancouver Kingsway, and has held various roles in Parliamentary associations. With the NDP's recent decline to 7 seats and Alberta's provincial NDP severing ties, the party is focused on rebuilding,...

Travellers returning to Canada via the Peace Arch border crossing reported delays due to an unexpected additional checkpoint set up by U.S. Border and Customs Protection agents, which involved vehicle searches. One B.C. resident expressed discomfort over the situation, noting significant traffic backups and inspections that made her uneasy. DriveBC confirmed ongoing U.S. Customs operations were causing major delays, with the agency stating these inspections are crucial for community safety by helping apprehend wanted individuals...

Summary Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time in person at the Oval Office on Tuesday, with the meeting commencing at 11:45 a.m. followed by a private luncheon at 12:15 p.m. Carney anticipates "difficult" but "constructive" discussions amid Trump's previous comments about Canada potentially becoming the "51st state," while U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has expressed skepticism about repairing U.S.-Canada relations, labeling Canada a “socialist regime.” Full Article

OTTAWA — Following a disappointing election defeat, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre emphasized the need to broaden his party's appeal while defending his campaign's focus on affordability, housing, justice, and crime. He rejected calls to cut campaign advisors, praising the efforts of campaign manager Jenni Byrne and highlighting the gains made in votes and seats. Poilievre stressed the importance of engaging with communities and plans to discuss strategies for growth during the Conservative caucus meeting, which...

The Stellantis Windsor Assembly Plant is set to alternate between full production, reduced shifts, and complete shutdowns over the next 12 weeks. This decision is a response to the new market conditions affecting the Canadian auto sector due to U.S. tariffs. As automakers adapt to these challenges, the plant's operational changes reflect the ongoing impact of external economic factors on the industry. Full Article