Amid Trump threats, Canadian War of 1812 re-enactors are skipping American battles

Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet believes both the Liberals and Conservatives will reignite separatist sentiments in Quebec, while former Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper's involvement in the election is seen as potentially beneficial. Despite a decline in support for independence, Blanchet is convinced that any Canadian government will fuel the idea of Quebec sovereignty, with a potential referendum on independence promised by the Parti Québécois in 2026. However, Quebec's focus on Canada-U.S. relations currently gives...

Actor Gene Hackman's wife, Betsy Arakawa, died from hantavirus pulmonary disorder in New Mexico, leading to three more deaths in California. Hantavirus is a group of viruses that can cause severe illness in humans, spread through contact with infected rodents. Symptoms include hantavirus pulmonary syndrome and haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome. Full Article

In Victoria, B.C., a shift in support towards the Liberal party is seen as residents express concerns over U.S. threats, prompting some to switch their vote from the NDP to the Liberals. Liberal Leader Mark Carney's visit to British Columbia has energized the party, with hopes of winning back seats on Vancouver Island from the NDP and potentially electing a Liberal MP. With the collapse of the NDP, a polling aggregator website forecasts a competitive...

Pussy Riot is bringing their politically charged theatrical show to Canada, based on Maria Alyokhina's upcoming book. The tour showcases Alyokhina's post-prison experiences, emphasizing protests, oppression, and the tragic story of Alexei Navalny. The show promises to provide a powerful and insightful look into these important issues. Full Article

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has been emphasizing the size of his political rallies, but political analysts caution that event attendance may not reflect broad support or predict electoral victory. Poilievre's boasting about rally turnout may not necessarily translate to widespread backing for his campaign or guarantee success at the polls. While large gatherings can generate enthusiasm, they may not always accurately gauge the level of public support needed to secure electoral triumph. Full Article

In Toronto, Conservative candidate Rob Pierce and Liberal incumbent Rob Oliphant both appear at the same doorstep in a solidly Liberal riding, highlighting the challenge of battling incumbency. A voter named Jason, concerned about issues in the area, engages with both candidates, expressing doubts about Oliphant's effectiveness in the riding. Pierce hears similar concerns from constituents but remains committed to his campaign efforts. Full Article