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How Kaine and Warner Are Forcing GOP Accountability on Tariffs

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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American Physicians Eye Canada as Trump Stirs Political Turmoil

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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A Fresh Chapter in Canada-US Economic and Security Partnerships

Canada and the United States have long shared a bond cemented by geography, history, and mutual interests. But as the world shifts and challenges arise, both nations find themselves grappling with how best to navigate their future together. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement of upcoming negotiations with U.S. President Donald Trump marks a pivotal moment

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How America’s Perception of Allies Shifts Under Trump

For decades, the United States and Canada shared more than a border—they shared a partnership rooted in trust, economic collaboration, and military alliances. Yet today, that relationship appears fractured, defined less by unity and more by partisan divide within the United States itself. Under President Donald Trump, American perceptions of global allies have undergone a

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Sports, Politics, and the Emotional Tug of National Anthems

It’s nearly impossible to separate sports from the broader societal and political currents swirling around them. Why do stadiums become battlegrounds for political opinions? Can you blame fans for reacting? The Toronto Blue Jays’ home opener in March 2025 is a prime example of how the sports world often intersects with political tensions. As the

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Canada Takes to the Highways: A Creative Approach to Tariff Education

In the heart of Milwaukee, a simple yet striking digital billboard flashes an unorthodox plea: “Tariffs Are A Tax.” This bold message, paid for by the Government of Canada, is at the centre of an ambitious campaign aimed at educating Americans about the economic impact of tariffs. While billboards are a staple of roadside advertising,

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Does Barrie Fit the Mold? Analyzing Ontario’s Voter Trends

Ontario has long been a pivotal player in Canada’s political landscape, and recent polling data suggests this trend is more relevant now than ever. Internal polling from Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives has revealed a significant lead for the federal Liberal Party in Ontario, casting doubts on the Conservative Party’s prospects for the upcoming election.

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