Alberta's Trust in Ottawa Erodes, Fueling Sovereignty Push
Letters to the editor discuss Alberta's waning confidence in Ottawa, the complexities of separation, and calls for Premier Smith to be held accountable.
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Trump's LA Mayoral Rigging Claim Debunked by Analyst
CNN's Harry Enten explains why conspiracy theories about the Los Angeles mayoral race are baseless, as incumbent Karen Bass would have preferred facing Spencer Pratt over Nithya Raman.
B.C. NDP and Conservatives Tied in New Poll
A new poll shows the B.C. NDP and Conservatives are tied. Research Co. president Mario Canseco breaks down the latest numbers after the BC Conservatives elected a new leader.
Tax Freedom Day 2026: Canadians Work 159 Days for Taxes
Tax Freedom Day falls on June 9, 2026, according to the Fraser Institute, meaning Canadians work 159 days to pay taxes.
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Letters to the Editor: Cycling and Canada Day
Readers discuss police takedown of cyclist in Toronto and question the spirit of Canada Day amid political uncertainties. Letters from across Canada.
Debating OAS: Need for Fact-Based Analysis
A reader argues that debates on Old Age Security should rely on facts, not misleading figures. The impact of OAS reductions on provinces is also questioned.
Six Degrees of Separation Anxiety in Alberta Referendum
William Watson reflects on Alberta's referendum, comparing it to Quebec's votes and Brexit, highlighting risks and unknown outcomes.
Letters to the Editor: June 6, 2026
Readers discuss late-night comedy's evolution and Cuba's political future in letters to the editor published June 6, 2026.
Winnipeg Police Seek Robbery Suspects
Winnipeg police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying two men suspected of robbery. Photos have been released to aid the investigation.
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Economists Reject Recession Narrative: Analysis
Sharan Kaur argues that Canada's technical recession is overstated, with top economists and a strong jobs report challenging the narrative.
Letters: Cyclist Takedown and 51st State Rhetoric
Readers discuss police takedown of a cyclist and the need for enforcing road rules, plus reaction to U.S. envoy's 51st state comments.
Alberta Separatists Trounced; Smith's UCP Up 9 Points
A new Leger poll shows 68% of Albertans want to stay in Canada, while the UCP leads the NDP by 9 points. Premier Danielle Smith remains popular against Naheed Nenshi.
Letters to the Editor: Tax Cuts, Cycling, and Government Spending
Readers respond to Ontario's tax ads and a controversial cyclist takedown, debating government spending and road safety.
Voter Data Breach Prompts Privacy Reform Calls in Alberta
Alberta's privacy commissioner says over 400 complaints filed after voter list leak, renewing calls for stronger laws governing political parties' data handling.
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Crisis in Public Information Quality Threatens Elections
Dave Thompson discusses how misinformation spreads faster than facts, urging voters to verify claims before sharing, especially ahead of Oct. 17 municipal elections.
Gallup: U.S. Views on Same-Sex Marriage, Transgender Issues Shift
A new Gallup poll reveals shifting U.S. attitudes toward same-sex marriage and transgender issues, reflecting evolving social norms and political divides.
Letters: Canadians compare economy to 2011, criticize Liberals
Readers express frustration with Canada's economic performance under the Liberals, comparing it unfavorably to 2011 and criticizing Mayor Olivia Chow.
Pollster Warns of Low GOP Turnout in Georgia Primaries
Pollster Matt Towery expresses concern over higher Democratic early voter turnout in Georgia's primary, signaling potential trouble for Republicans.
CBC Under Fire Over Alleged Conservative Ban
Many CBC viewers expressed distrust after former host Travis Dhanraj testified he was told not to book Conservatives on his show, sparking criticism of bias.
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9% Back Trump Building Names, CNN Analyst Reports
CNN's Harry Enten highlights that only 9% of Americans approve of naming government buildings after Donald Trump while in office, less than those who believe the Earth is flat or the moon landing was faked.
Danielle Smith Drops $400B Bomb on Alberta Separatism
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith reveals a report estimating up to $400 billion in start-up costs for an independent Alberta, aiming to inform voters ahead of the October referendum.
Angus Reid Poll on Alberta Separatism Sentiment
A new Angus Reid poll reveals Albertans' views on separatism, with demographic breakdowns and opinions on the referendum question itself.
Letters to the Editor: Freeland, Macdonald, Carney June 1, 2026
Readers discuss Chrystia Freeland's harassment, Sir John A. Macdonald's legacy, and Mark Carney's concerns over Alberta's referendum in June 1 letters.
250 Years of The Wealth of Nations: Freedom's Blueprint
Star Parker reflects on Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations at 250 years, linking economic freedom to moral responsibility and America's founding ideals.
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Democrats' 'Operation Kibble' Needed for 2024 Recovery
Jonah Goldberg argues Democrats must accept their policies are unpopular, not just improve messaging, using the dog food analogy from Netflix's early days.
Democrats Dismiss Bad News Again, Bury Election Autopsy
Democrats fumble 2024 election and then try to bury the party-commissioned autopsy that highlights mistakes like ignoring rural voters and men.
Letters to the Editor: Carbon Tax Vote and Incompetence
Readers express frustration over Liberals voting down carbon tax relief and criticize political incompetence, citing Trudeau and Chow.
Esther Found Safe, Disappearance Mystery Remains
Toronto teen Esther was found after 13 days, but police continue investigating. The homeowner and tenant's roles remain unclear.
Lydia's Law Bill Fails at Queen's Park
MPP Catherine Fife's Lydia's Law bill fell short at Queen's Park, failing to pass. Fife vows to continue advocating for the legislation aimed at protecting vulnerable individuals.
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Letters to the Editor: American Emigration and Habs Hate
Readers debate why Americans move to Canada, criticize the Habs, and discuss Alberta separatism in the May 29, 2026 letters to the editor.
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