Alberta Premier, Opposition Clash Over Voters' Data Breach
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi face off amid an investigation into a voters' data breach, raising concerns over privacy and political accountability.
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Letters: Social Media, Leafs, Politics, May 6, 2026
Readers discuss Trump's social media antics, Leafs' management failures, and political parallels in letters to the editor for May 6, 2026.
B.C. Conservatives Lead NDP by 10 Points in Poll
An Angus Reid Institute poll shows the B.C. Conservatives leading the NDP by 10 points, with Premier Eby's approval at 33%. Dissatisfaction over DRIPA and Indigenous issues drives the shift.
Letters to the Editor: College Protests and Global Inconsistencies
A reader questions the selective nature of college protests, comparing responses to Gaza, Iran, and Ukraine. Another letter discusses Mark Carney's legacy and parking scams.
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DeSantis Map Sued Over Partisan Gerrymandering
A lawsuit filed Monday challenges Florida's new congressional map, citing a state ban on partisan gerrymandering. The map, signed by Gov. DeSantis, gives Republicans 20 seats to Democrats' 8.
Misuse of electors list a betrayal of democracy
Letters criticize the unauthorized use of Alberta's electors list by a separatist-linked group, urging government action to protect privacy and democracy.
Carney Liberals Echo Trudeau Policies, Experts Warn
Professors Ian Lee and Carlo Dade discuss how Mark Carney's Liberals are repeating Justin Trudeau's policies, warning of economic risks and urging a new playbook.
How to Think About Affordability in Today's Economy
Star Parker examines the difference between cost of living and affordability, warning against big government solutions that could worsen economic woes.
Trump Voters' Misunderstandings Expose Civics Crisis
New York Times feature reveals Trump voters' confusion on taxes and budget, sparking debate on U.S. civics education and its shortcomings.
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Quiet MAGA Phrases: How Trump Supporters Signal Without Hats
From 'I don't know about all that' to 'protect women,' these coded phrases reveal hidden MAGA support. Experts explain why they're used and their impact on policy.
Canada risks repeating Australia's online censorship disaster
Josh Dehaas warns Canada's new online harms bill mirrors Australia's failed eSafety regime, which censored speech and was overturned in court.
Electoral Data Leak Sparks Outrage and Calls for Justice
A leaked electoral database in Alberta raises fears of abuse, with calls for class-action lawsuits and criminal charges against those responsible.
Letters to the Editor: King Charles, Kimmel, Liberal debt
Readers discuss King Charles' diplomacy, Jimmy Kimmel's Melania joke, and Liberal deficits. Letters from May 2, 2026.
Megyn Kelly Mocks Crockett's 'Blaccent' in Podcast
Megyn Kelly and Adam Carolla mocked Rep. Jasmine Crockett's speech, calling it a 'blaccent,' sparking debate on racial authenticity and bias.
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Time to Stand Up and Be Counted for Your Elected Office
An opinion piece urging citizens to participate in local elections, emphasizing the importance of voting and civic engagement in shaping communities.
Liberal voters more likely to support notwithstanding clause: poll
A Leger poll finds 51% of Liberal voters support the notwithstanding clause, versus 39% of Conservatives, despite the Carney government's Supreme Court submission seeking limits.
Driver Charged in Hit-and-Run Near Guelph
A driver faces charges after a hit-and-run collision in Guelph-Eramosa Township. OPP identified the suspect vehicle and made an arrest following a brief investigation.
Trump Voters' Misunderstandings Spark Backlash and Civics Debate
A New York Times feature on Trump voters reveals widespread frustration and misconceptions about taxes and budgets, igniting online debate and concerns over U.S. civics education.
Zoo Worker Admits to Burning Wife's Body in Incinerator
A Japanese zoo employee reportedly confessed to disposing of his wife's body in an incinerator at Asahiyama Zoo, delaying the facility's summer opening as police investigate.
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Trump's Inflation Rating Hits Record Low, CNN Data Shows
CNN's Harry Enten reports President Trump's net approval on inflation is -49, worse than Biden's -43 and Carter's -46, with 75% of independents saying US is on wrong track.
CBC Bias: Gender and Gaza Coverage Numbers Speak
Empirical analyses show CBC News coverage on gender policy and Israel-Hamas war is heavily biased, contradicting the broadcaster's claims of impartiality.
Letters to the Editor, April 29, 2026: Trade and health care
Readers criticize Mark Carney's shift from US trade to China and Europe, and advocate for funding community health workers globally.
Five Teens Charged After Kitchener Disturbance
Waterloo Regional Police have charged five teenagers following a disturbance in Kitchener. The incident occurred on April 28, 2026, and involved a large group.
Antisemitism Surges Under Carney Liberals: B'nai Brith Audit
B'nai Brith's annual audit reports 6,800 antisemitic incidents in Canada in 2025, a 150% increase since 2022, with Ontario leading at 3,194 incidents. Critics say PM Carney's efforts have failed.
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Saskatchewan Continues Parental Outreach Amid Manitoba Social Media Ban
Saskatchewan sticks with parental outreach while Manitoba plans a youth social media ban. Premier Scott Moe responds to growing concerns over online safety for minors.
Ford's Poll Numbers Slump as Ontario Government Loses Direction
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's approval ratings are declining as his government appears aimless after nearly eight years in power, with polls showing a tight race.
Patty Hajdu's Gaffe Boosts Tory Unity
Minister Patty Hajdu accuses Conservatives of being 'against Canada,' sparking backlash and inadvertently uniting the opposition. Her history of missteps highlights progressive wedge politics.
RCMP Seize 1.6M Unstamped Cigarettes in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia RCMP seized 1.6 million unstamped cigarettes from a U-Haul truck on April 26, 2026, in a major contraband bust.
Alberta Premier Ignores Time Change Referendum, Muzzles Voters
Premier Smith faces criticism for ignoring the 2021 time change referendum results, imposing permanent daylight time despite a majority vote against it, raising democratic concerns.
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Musk Baby Mama Exposes MAGA Group Chat
Ashley St. Clair, mother of Elon Musk's child, accuses MAGA influencers of coordinating talking points via a group chat called 'Fight Fight Fight!' after the WHCA dinner shooting.
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