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Snap Election Rumours Are Back, But The Math And The Moment Don’t Add Up
Rumours are swirling again in Ottawa that the Prime Minister is preparing to call a snap federal election. It is the kind of talk that reliably returns whenever Parliament resumes, whenever a government has a busy legislative calendar, or whenever pundits sense a storyline that can be stretched for another news cycle. None of that, on its own, is evidence that an election call is coming. Canada’s election timing is not a mystery. Under the fixed election date framework, the next scheduled federal election is set for October 15, 2029, unless Parliament is dissolved earlier. A Prime Minist
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When a Nation Starts to Shake, the Songs Start Speaking Again
Protest songs have never been just music, and they were never meant to be. They are emotional documentation, written in real time by people who can feel a nation turning. They show up when official language starts sounding hollow, when the news feels unreal, and when everyday people need something that tells the truth without permission. In those moments, a song can do what speeches cannot do. It can carry grief, anger, courage, and clarity in a way that lands instantly, even when the listener has no words of their own. From the 1960s onward, protest music became one of the most reco
