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Eleven years of Liberal government: A starter home becomes 400 sq. ft. You’re 35, still renting with roommates. Retirement means working part-time until 70. With this record, who still wants another term?
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More opportunity. Lower costs. That’s the line again. The grocery total is still the same.
More opportunity, lower costs, and greater sovereignty on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Carney says the EU alliance means lower costs for families. The till hasn’t moved.
A stronger Canada-EU alliance will deliver more choice and lower costs for families. New export markets for businesses. Greater opportunities for young people to live, work, and study where they want.
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Carney: “Canada is growing jobs at 4x the rate of the United States.”
Same morning. The U.S. added 162,000 jobs. We lost 42,000. Their unemployment is 4.1. Ours is still 6.4. Different countries. Same Friday. Which number are you taking into the long weekend?
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Canada’s GDP: July: 0.0% growth. August: 0.0% growth. September: −0.1% (flash estimate).
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Carney: “We’re creating jobs at twice the rate of the U.S.” July–September 2026: Canada: −35,000 jobs. U.S.: +152,000 jobs.
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Established immigrant families: $287,300 in average debt. Canadian-born families: $173,100. Most of it: mortgage debt.
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Global oil prices are climbing. But Canadian crude is selling at an even steeper discount.
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Bank of Canada hikes 25 basis points to 2.5%. First increase since July 2023. Mortgage payments just got heavier.
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Carney: U.S. is “coming closer to our position” in trade war. Trump: Canada is “willing to give us anything at this moment.” One situation. Two versions. Which version should ordinary Canadians believe?
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Torontonians, you forge your own path—you have only yourselves to blame.
#BREAKING: Olivia Chow re-elected as Toronto’s mayor. cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/…
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$90,000 a month. That’s the price of one new cancer drug. Same as a home down payment.
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Ontario voting day. Polls open until 8 p.m. The grocery bill still arrives tomorrow.
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Air Canada denied compensation. Called it safety maintenance. Flight records show the plane flew another route.
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Congrats on Brazil. Fridge still decides the month here.
Congratulations, President @LulaOficial, on your re-election in Brazil. The relationship between Canada and Brazil has flourished under our partnership. Let’s seize this opportunity to make it even stronger, together — to create major new trade opportunities, protect the environment, and build greater prosperity for both our peoples.
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Three-quarters voted to stay. The independence question is settled. The immigration questions remain. Smith’s next fight starts there.
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Plywood and seaweed get a break. Carpets and cocoa get the 50%. Trump’s list changes again Oct 30 — just in time for his senators. Canadian exporters still guessing which door is open.
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Eby’s gone. The cart’s still full. Nine years of “progress” and the fridge still decides the month. What changes Monday?
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$193 million. Two smelters. 6,000 jobs kept. The rest of the country still counts the cart.
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