New Law Targets Hate Promotion Using Terror Symbols

Alberta ranks highest in a social mobility index by the Montreal Economic Institute, reflecting greater opportunities for residents to out-earn their parents, despite a score of only 57 out of 100 due to regulatory barriers. Quebec, finishing last, faces significant obstacles from stringent trade certification rules and low social capital, highlighting the need for improved policies across Canada. Want More Context? 🔎

NDP leadership candidate Heather McPherson defends her stance against ideological "purity tests," arguing for a more inclusive party that aligns with its foundational ideals. This has sparked criticism from fellow MP Leah Gazan, who claims McPherson's rhetoric undermines marginalized voices within the party, while McPherson maintains that expanding appeal does not conflict with advocating for social justice. Want More Context? 🔎

The Canada Post strike has disrupted municipal elections nationwide, forcing officials in Quebec, Calgary, St. John’s, and Yukon to find ways to inform voters about registration and polling information. With crucial voter notices delayed, officials are exploring alternatives like courier services, while emphasizing the importance of maintaining voter participation during this critical time. Want More Context? 🔎

Cookie enthusiasts should be cautious as a new online scam has emerged, with fraudsters impersonating Girl Guides cookie sellers on community forums. As reported by Yasmine Ghania, these scammers are overcharging customers and failing to deliver the popular treats, leading to financial loss for unsuspecting buyers. Want More Context? 🔎

The Toronto Blue Jays clinched the American League East Division title, advancing to the ALDS against either the New York Yankees or Boston Red Sox. However, Canadian fans are frustrated as both teams restrict ticket sales based on residency, mirroring the Jays' policy to keep tickets available for Canadian fans during the regular season and playoffs. Want More Context? 🔎

At the 2025 Competition Summit in Ottawa, Ryan Manucha advocated for enhanced powers for Canada's Competition Bureau to dismantle inter-provincial trade barriers, suggesting a model similar to Australia's National Competition Policy. Commissioner Matthew Boswell echoed the need for a coordinated approach to competition, emphasizing that increased competition could lower prices and boost economic growth amidst declining competition intensity in Canada. Want More Context? 🔎