We’ve created debate-night Bingo. Will anyone throw out an “elbows up”? Will Alberta separatism crash the conversation?

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We want the same things: namely, an ally who respects our treaties and agreements. As Canadians strive to distinguish ...

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His decision to cut the ministry could become permanent if he wins the election—a significant setback for women ...

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Another said, “bro speaking simlish.” One of the top comments, which received over 14,000 likes, reads, “Toronto accent was created by the internet.” Videos like this, of boys in shiny black puffers ...

Experts have observed a similar rightward shift among young men in Canada. And while Liberal leader Mark Carney is gaining ground and overtaking the Conservative Party in the polls, some suggest right ...