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SummaryOn July 11, 2024, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre addressed the Assembly of First Nations in Montreal, presenting what he described as practical solutions for fostering economic prosperity among First Nations leaders. During his speech, he emphasized his concerns regarding the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, particularly its implications for resource development. Poilievre's remarks aimed to engage Indigenous leaders while navigating the complexities surrounding Indigenous rights and economic initiatives. Full Article

A six-week installation honoring victims and survivors of the Nova Music Festival attack in Israel opens in Toronto on Wednesday. The exhibition recreates the scene of the October 7, 2023, attack by Hamas, which resulted in nearly 400 deaths and numerous abductions among the 3,000 attendees. Featuring personal belongings left behind and multimedia displays, the installation emphasizes the tragic event's impact and conveys a message of resilience, as expressed by survivor Shani Ivgi, who advocates...

In Trois-Rivières, Quebec, concerns have emerged regarding the Liberal government’s new platform, which proposes $129 billion in tax cuts and spending, leading to projected deficits of $225 billion over four years and abandoning previous fiscal anchors. The Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre, released its own costing document detailing $109 billion in new measures, including tax cuts that fall short of the Liberals’ promises, while also making dubious revenue assumptions related to oil and gas...

Summary The National Post's campaign Power Meter monitors the Canadian federal election, highlighting the Liberal Party's strong lead in Ontario, where they are competitive in 95 districts, contrasting with a predicted decline for the Conservatives. Early voting saw a record 7.3 million Canadians participating, fueled by heightened political stakes linked to international pressures, suggesting increased voter engagement. The Conservative Party's targeted ad featuring senior golfers discussing trust in Liberals has generated attention, showcasing their strategic...

Summary During a campaign event in Toronto, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faced an interruption from an audience member questioning his claims about antisemitic riots in Canada, asserting he knew of none since 1933. Poilievre reiterated his commitment to combat antisemitism, referencing a recent incident in Vancouver and violent protests in Toronto and Montreal as examples of modern antisemitic acts. The exchange highlighted tensions surrounding the topic, with the man pressing for specific details during the...

This month, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is issuing final Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) payments but has identified potential overpayments to some individuals, requiring repayment. The rural supplement, a 20% increase for residents of small communities, will be affected, with notifications sent starting April 15. Following the termination of the consumer carbon tax by Prime Minister Mark Carney, the upcoming rebate will not be based on collected carbon tax revenues, potentially costing the federal government...