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As the Edmonton Oilers face the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup finals, the series is framed not just as a sports competition but as a manifestation of Canadian identity amid U.S. political tensions, particularly under President Trump's administration. Historian Jason Wilson highlights the significance of hockey in defining Canadian culture, while opinions vary on public sentiment toward the Oilers, with some experts questioning the extent of national support due to divisive political issues. The...

SummaryThe immediate family of legendary Haudenosaunee runner Tom Longboat has announced their decision not to participate in the annual run named in his honor while the cannabis industry continues to operate on Six Nations of the Grand River land. This event, which has been held for the past 25 years, was scheduled for today. The family's stance highlights ongoing tensions regarding land use and the impact of cannabis businesses on their community. Full Article

UNESCO Global GeoparksUNESCO Global Geoparks are unique areas recognized for their significant geological features that illustrate Earth's history. They undergo a revalidation process every four years, and currently, three out of five Canadian geoparks—part of a global network of only 229—have been advised to make improvements. The image features guide Anna Hergert leading small groups on custom tours through the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark in Nova Scotia, showcasing the region's geological significance. Full...

The Missing Middle Initiative's new report recommends that the federal government extend its GST rebate on new homes to seniors looking to downsize, aiming to alleviate Canada's housing crisis by increasing the supply of family homes. The report highlights that high transaction costs, including GST and land-transfer taxes, discourage seniors from moving, exacerbating housing shortages and creating barriers for young families. With a significant number of empty rooms in Ontario due to empty nesters, addressing...

B.C. Premier David Eby Trade Mission B.C. Premier David Eby is currently on a 10-day trade mission to East Asia, where he reported that Japanese conglomerates have shown interest in the province's liquefied natural gas (LNG) and critical mineral exports. This interest comes amid a backdrop of uncertainty in the global trade market. Eby’s efforts aim to strengthen economic ties and explore new opportunities for British Columbia's resources. Full Article

On June 3, U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra addressed the Empire Club of Canada, expressing gratitude for the warm welcome he and his wife received since arriving in Canada five weeks prior. He highlighted the transformative political agenda of Donald Trump, emphasizing goals of prosperity, security, and safety that benefit both Americans and Canadians. Hoekstra recalled his own political journey, detailing his early experiences in Congress and the impact of the Contract with America,...