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Construction is underway for a new supervised inhalation center in Montreal, designed to also provide housing, a community center, and meals, while permitting the injection of hard drugs. Bill 103, introduced by Social Services Minister Lionel Carmant, empowers the Health Ministry to impose cleanliness and safety conditions on supervised consumption sites, with the potential for authorization to be revoked if these standards are not met. This initiative reflects ongoing efforts to address public health concerns...

Proposed Ontario legislation granting the cabinet authority to establish "special economic zones" and exempt the government from certain laws has drawn criticism from First Nations, civil liberty groups, and environmentalists, who argue that it represents a significant power grab. Opponents express concerns that this legislation undermines legal protections and disregards the rights of Indigenous communities. The controversy highlights the tension between economic development initiatives and the safeguarding of environmental and community interests. Full Article

SummaryThree men who were defrauded by Ponzi schemer Greg Martel have initiated a class action lawsuit, asserting that both a bank and a regulatory body played roles in allowing the fraudulent scheme to continue for years, leading to significant and preventable losses for investors. The lawsuit claims that the inaction of these institutions enabled Martel to misappropriate funds without oversight. This legal action underscores the alleged failures of financial oversight that contributed to the extensive...

Summary The Conservative caucus has appointed Andrew Scheer to lead the party in Parliament for the upcoming spring session. This decision follows the recent election loss of the party's leader, Pierre Poilievre, who had represented the Ontario riding of Carleton for over 20 years. Scheer's new role reflects the party's strategic shift after Poilievre's defeat. Full Article

Prime Minister Mark Carney met U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on May 6, 2025, marking their first encounter since Carney's election. Both leaders praised each other as “transformational” while emphasizing partnership, despite Trump's continued assertion of wanting Canada to be an American state. The meeting began with a social media post from Trump criticizing Canada, but they engaged amicably, with Carney maintaining a diplomatic demeanor as he skillfully navigated Trump's ramblings and...

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick recently described Canada as “a socialist regime” that relies on the U.S., expressing skepticism about a potential trade deal with the country ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney's meeting with President Trump. Lutnick, a billionaire businessman and philanthropist, oversees the Department of Commerce, managing trade policy and advocating for tariffs to protect American industries. He is known for his strong support of Trump's aggressive tariff agenda, which he believes...