With the 2025 Canadian federal election heating up, the latest Ipsos poll reveals a striking shift in voter preferences, raising pivotal questions about the political landscape and its implications for communities like Barrie. The Ipsos poll, conducted for Global News, paints a vivid picture of the election dynamics as of early April. The findings are […]
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April 6 marked a pivotal moment in Canada’s political calendar, as the nation’s top party leaders honed their focus with the election countdown ticking away. Each movement, speech, and handshake carried weight, shaping the narratives Canadians will carry to the polls. With the April 6 schedule unveiled, the actions of Canada’s federal leaders offered a
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Southern Ontario’s bustling commuter networks are undergoing a transformative upgrade. Riders, take note: your travels are about to get a lot smoother. Metrolinx, the regional transit provider, is implementing significant changes to train schedules and bus routes, offering commuters new options to streamline their journeys. Starting April 5, these updates aim to enhance connectivity across
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The 25 per cent auto tariff announced by President Trump has caused ripples of uncertainty in Barrie, a city reliant on its resilient manufacturing sector. Local leaders now face tough questions about adapting to a rapidly changing trade environment. When U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled sweeping reciprocal tariffs last Wednesday, the implications for Barrie were
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Donald Trump’s latest tariff impositions didn’t just rattle trade markets; they sent shockwaves through the foundations of diplomatic alliances. What was once a relationship of mutual respect among nations now teeters on the edge of discord. As global leaders awaited clarity, Trump’s proclamations came like a thunderclap. His rhetoric, laced with words like “rape” and
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In the lead-up to a federal election, an intricate and tireless process unfolds, ensuring every Canadian voter has their say. Behind the scenes, Elections Canada meticulously choreographs this democratic performance, balancing logistics, infrastructure, and accessibility. For Barrie residents and millions across the country, the journey to election day begins long before the first ballot is
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It was nearly 1 a.m. when Donald Trump, awake and active on Truth Social, deployed his trademark rhetorical device: a blend of provocation, populism, and pressure. This time, his target was Canadian tariffs and a quartet of Republican senators. For years, Trump has wielded social media with a tactician’s precision. His late-night post accused Senators
The quiet of a Wednesday morning in Barrie was shattered when tragedy struck on Dunlop Street West — a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities pedestrians face on our city’s roads. The fatal incident, which occurred at approximately 5:30 a.m., claimed the life of a male pedestrian. While police have yet to confirm the victim’s identity
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A fiery debate is unfolding in the Senate, and at its heart lies a question of principle: will lawmakers prioritize economic stability or cling to a flawed legacy? Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner are spearheading a legislative push to overturn the Trump-era tariffs on Canadian goods, a move they argue is essential to protect
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The corridors of the University of California, San Francisco’s renowned medical centre were set to welcome a new leader this year — Ottawa’s celebrated cardiac surgeon Marc Ruel — until geopolitics intervened. In a decision that has captured headlines, Ruel declined the prestigious role to remain in Canada. His reasoning? Patriotism. “Canada is under duress
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