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The election of Pope Leo XIV in May 2025 has reignited a profound and pressing question concerning the Catholic Church’s vast holdings: the matter of Indigenous artifacts housed within the Vatican Museum. For Indigenous communities in Canada, this papal transition is not merely a change in leadership but a critical juncture for advancing calls for […]

In the stark arena of international diplomacy, words carry undeniable weight. A recent Washington D.C. meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump, beneath a veneer of cordiality, became a significant test for Canadian sovereignty. Discussions, ostensibly on trade, delved into the fundamental question of Canada’s nationhood, compelling a defence of sovereignty

Four days after securing a fourth mandate for the Liberal party, Prime Minister Mark Carney is poised to address the nation and delineate the priorities for his newly formed government. This initial post-election press conference, scheduled for 11 a.m. EDT in Ottawa, represents a critical moment for Carney to set the tone and direction following

The Ontario government is embarking on a significant examination, signalling a potential shift in its approach to substance use within the correctional system. Officials are now tasked with investigating the feasibility of implementing involuntary addiction treatment for individuals incarcerated, on probation, or under parole supervision, a move prompted by escalating public safety concerns and stark

The immediate aftermath of Canada’s 45th general election leaves the nation in a state of political suspense. While CBC News projects a fourth consecutive term for the Liberals under Mark Carney, the crucial question of whether it will be a minority or majority government remains unanswered, painting a picture of uncertainty across the Canadian political

Today, approximately 28 million registered Canadians determine their next government across 343 electoral districts. The snap federal election, called for April 28, 2025, follows the March resignation of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the subsequent appointment of Mark Carney as Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister. Final opinion polls suggest a path to victory

Today, April 28, 2025, marks a significant moment for Canada as citizens across the nation participate in a federal election. This snap election, called amidst significant international trade pressures, pits the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, against the Conservative Party, helmed by Pierre Poilievre, in what recent polling suggests is a closely contested race.