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A message to Justin Trudeau from Pierre Poilievre in response to the events on the streets of Montreal
November 23, 2024 Prime Minister Trudeau, We are reaping what you sowed. This is what happens when a Prime Minister spends ...
Quebec premier calls Trump's border security concerns 'legitimate' after tariff threat
Quebec Premier François Legault wants Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to appease Donald Trump by tightening border security and ...
Justin Trudeau is partying while anti-Semitism consumes Canada’s cities
Montreal, Canada’s second-largest city, experienced horrific rioting last week. Violent protestors, including pro-Palestinian ...
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Everything wrong with what Pierre Poilievre said about the Montreal protests… and so much more
After the "controversial" Montreal protests, Pierre Poilievre took to social media faster than a Karen demands to speak with ...
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Tariffs: Trudeau must ‘reassure’ Donald Trump with a plan, says Legault
It is imperative that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reassure U.S. President-elect Donald Trump with a plan to secure ...
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Friday's riot in Montreal is proof 'Trudeau’s Canada' is broken, Poilievre says
The protest in Montreal last Friday that descended into violence wasn’t just a failure of leadership from Prime Minister ...
NP View: A modest proposal — restore order to our streets
But the broken glass and the heightened security were also a sorrowful testament to the facile and desultory leadership of ...
In the news today: Trudeau to meet premiers after Trump tariff threat
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed ...
Trump's Proposed Tariffs Would Hurt Trade Partners Canada, Mexico, China—And US Consumers
After President-elect Donald Trump said he would enact steep tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China, those nations urged talks instead of damaging trade relationships. Meanwhile, economists fear tariffs ...
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Quebec Premier says Trump's immigration concerns 'are legitimate'
Premier François Legault said he agrees with Donald Trump on immigration, but fears the devastating impact of the 25 per cent tariffs announced by the president-elect on Quebec exports.