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out of the summary. In the article, the author criticizes Mark Carney for allegedly being dishonest and unable to recognize the truth. The author highlights Carney's supposed tendency to misrepresent facts and deceive the public. The article suggests that Carney's credibility is questionable due to his alleged lack of honesty. Full Article

Amid global economic fears and the aftermath of American trade war tariffs, Minth Group announced the construction of a $300 million parts plant in Windsor, creating 1,100 new auto jobs. Despite a coincidental timing with President Trump's tariff announcement, company officials expressed optimism and commitment to meeting customer demands. The plant, set to be completed by September, will focus on battery housing units for electric vehicles, with plans for future phases to potentially include additional...

In Ontario, there have been 89 new measles cases reported in the past week, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 661 since the outbreak began. The majority of cases involve unvaccinated children in the southwestern public health unit. Despite a stable rate of new cases, the chief medical officer of health believes the outbreak may continue into the summer. Full Article

Stock markets in Canada and the U.S. experienced a significant drop following the announcement of new tariffs. The video failed to load, but it is evident that investors reacted negatively to this news. The impact of these tariffs on the economy and stock market will continue to be closely monitored. Full Article

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre campaigned in Toronto before a breakfast speech with supporters, while Liberal Leader Mark Carney addressed U.S. tariffs and met virtually with Canada's premiers. Poilievre's economic and tariff plans were well-received, with observers noting his prime ministerial qualities. Jagmeet Singh faced criticism for his campaign activities, including a controversial video appearance. Full Article

Confusion and concern arose in Canada's automotive capital following a long-awaited tariff announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump, who spared Canada from new reciprocal tariffs but maintained existing levies on vehicles and automotive parts. Ford workers in Windsor, including nearly 2,000 members represented by Unifor Local 200, face potential job losses and increased costs due to the tariffs. The deeply integrated automotive supply chains in North America could be significantly impacted by the tariffs, affecting...