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The article discusses how Canadians have successfully fought against the implementation of a consumer carbon tax. Despite initial attempts to impose the tax, citizens have pushed back, leading to its defeat. This victory highlights the power of public opinion and activism in shaping government policies. Full Article

Senate Democrats, led by Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer, faced backlash for supporting a GOP funding bill to avert a government shutdown. House Democrats criticized Schumer, with former leader Nancy Pelosi urging senators to vote against him. Despite Schumer's defense, the decision has left the Democratic Party divided and without clear leadership, as tensions rise within the party. Full Article

Federal agents are shown arresting Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil in a newly released video. The video captures the moment of Khalil's arrest, emphasizing the contentious nature of the situation. The incident has sparked discussions surrounding the treatment of activists and political dissidents. Full Article

Canada's grain sector is facing trade tensions with the U.S. and China, putting Canadian farmers at risk. The U.S. imposed tariffs on Canadian agricultural exports, while China implemented their own on canola and peas, jeopardizing vital markets. This threatens the future of Canadian agriculture and its impact on the economy and rural communities. Full Article

A 25-year-old man facing drug trafficking and weapon charges was arrested at a LaSalle shopping mall for failing to comply with his release order, which included house arrest and electronic monitoring. The individual had been released on bail in December on multiple criminal charges, including possession of a controlled substance for trafficking, possession of stolen property, possession of a weapon while prohibited, and failure to comply with a release order. Bail compliance officers from Windsor...

out of the summary. Despite increased scrutiny due to a trade war and a $1.3-billion spending package from Ottawa, Canadian Border Services Agency officials stated that very little has changed at the border. This news comes amidst concerns about security and efficiency at the Stanstead border crossing. CBSA officials addressed reporters on Thursday to provide an update on the situation. Full Article