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Poll suggests Canadians are growing more alarmed by U.S. tariffs and aggression

Poll suggests Canadians are growing more alarmed by U.S. tariffs and aggression

A new poll suggests Canadians are feeling increasingly alarmed by U.S. tariffs, President Donald Trump and American economic aggression
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Local news coverage in Canada in steep decline, inviting misinformation: report

Local news coverage in Canada in steep decline, inviting misinformation: report

The number of local news outlets has been in significant decline in Canada, leaving suburban residents in particular "starving" for local coverage, a new report found — and creating gaps for misinformation to take hold
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Will Donald Trump's tariffs create the next American 'Golden Age'?

Will Donald Trump's tariffs create the next American 'Golden Age'?

'Tariffs can bring some capital there in America, but then, how about the labour?' says Algoma University professor
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Caroline Mulroney calls Canada Post's stamp of her father a 'testament to his legacy'

Caroline Mulroney calls Canada Post's stamp of her father a 'testament to his legacy'

Caroline Mulroney says she'll be in Montreal on Thursday for the stamp unveiling; Brian Mulroney served as Canada’s 18th prime minister from 1984 to 1993
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Doug Ford appoints new education, housing, mines ministers in cabinet shakeup

Doug Ford appoints new education, housing, mines ministers in cabinet shakeup

Ford used his swearing-in speech to warn U.S. President Donald Trump about the consequences of his trade war
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Liberals lagging behind other parties on nominating candidates as election looms

Liberals lagging behind other parties on nominating candidates as election looms

With a federal election call expected any day now, the Liberal party has only nominated about half of the candidates it would need to have a full slate on the ballot even as their polling numbers have been jump-started following their recent leadership race
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Shopping across the border? You could be 'tariffed' on your way back

Shopping across the border? You could be 'tariffed' on your way back

In response to American tariffs, a number of goods now have a 25-per-cent surtax applied when shoppers bring them into Canada
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Team Canada drops 11-7 decision to host Korea at women's curling worlds

Team Canada drops 11-7 decision to host Korea at women's curling worlds

'We know that they would come out strong and they did,' said vice-skip Tracy Fleury of Sudbury
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Familiar faces expected when Ontario cabinet sworn in Wednesday

Familiar faces expected when Ontario cabinet sworn in Wednesday

Premier Doug Ford and his new cabinet will be sworn in on Wednesday; MPPs elected on Feb. 27 are being sworn in this week too
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Carney says U.S. must stop 'disrespectful' comments before comprehensive talks

Carney says U.S. must stop 'disrespectful' comments before comprehensive talks

Prime Minister Mark Carney says United States President Donald Trump will have to stop his 'disrespectful' comments about Canada before the two countries can have comprehensive bilateral conversations about trade and security
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