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Chaos, Claims, and Cancelled Scrums: English Debate Leaves More Questions Than Answers
The final English-language federal leaders’ debate took place on April 17, 2025, in Montreal, offering Canadians a rare opportunity to see the main party leaders face off on a national stage. With the election just over a week away, the event was expected to provide clarity for undecided voters—but instead, it quickly turned into a familiar political performance with each leader claiming victory and no consensus on who truly stood out. The debate focused on a wide range of issues, including housing affordability, rising inflation, energy security, immigration, and the country’s respo
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A Tumultuous Week in Trump’s America: Tariffs, Trans Rights, Immigration Fury, and the Canada Call
It’s been another firestorm week under U.S. President Donald Trump, who, true to form, has managed to incite political unrest across several fronts—immigration crackdowns, transgender policy rollbacks, trade falsehoods, and a diplomatic eyebrow-raiser with America’s neighbor to the north. The week began with a major escalation on immigration enforcement. In a nationally televised address Monday evening, President Trump announced sweeping new powers for federal agencies to detain and deport undocumented migrants—bypassing existing asylum processes. The move sparked immediate legal c