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‘Just one day for everyone … every day for me’: Voices from the national Truth and Reconciliation ceremony (opens the original)
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OTTAWA – Anjeni Kohoko came to Parliament Hill from Pikwàkanagàn First Nation on Wednesday with a heavy and important task: provide emotional support for her mother, while working to break a cycle of intergenerational trauma. Both of Kohoko’s parents were separated from her grandparents and placed in residential schools. Her mom is a Sixties Scoop Survivor, and her late father was a residential school Survivor. Because of that history, Kohoko never knew any of her grandparents. That makes attend
Poilievre takes great pains to avoid cameras, questions as caucus retreat wraps up (opens the original)
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PENTICTON, B.C. – The two-day federal Conservative caucus retreat has wrapped in British Columbia, with leader Pierre Poilievre taking great pains to leave without being seen by media and cameras. Poilievre addressed caucus in a 20-minute speech open to coverage in Penticton Wednesday, but otherwise had no photo-ops and took no questions from the media during the retreat, nor did he offer any thoughts on how things went. While caucus members left the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre Thursda
Caucus a ‘fractured mess’ as Poilievre gathers Conservatives in B.C.: source (opens the original)
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CALGARY -- As he gathers his caucus in B.C. this week, Pierre Poilievre faces a tall order: unite factions and find a way to punch through in Parliament this fall, according to a number of sources who spoke to CTV News. Federal Conservatives from across the country meet in Penticton Wednesday and Thursday, before heading back to Ottawa later this month. Speaking to CTV News on background ahead of the retreat, one caucus source described the group as a “fractured mess,” saying many members view t
Conservative leader heads to U.S. to promote Canada as Trump escalates trade war (opens the original)
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is heading to New York Wednesday, and will stay to participate in ceremonies commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks Friday, according to the Conservative Party of Canada. CTV News first learned about the trip, when a senior Conservative source revealed the Conservative Leader was expected to depart for New York Wednesday night. According to a news release from the party, Poilievre plans to take part in a number of interviews “on
‘We absolutely do not blame Canada’: U.S. small business on retaliatory tariffs (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON - When the owners of online clothing shop Princess Awesome heard about Canadian counter-tariffs, their first thought was “oh no, more chaos,” said co-founder Eva St. Clair. “More” is a key word. St. Clair and business partner Rebecca Melsky say they have been through many twists and turns in the tariff war over the past year and a half. They even took U.S. President Donald Trump to court over the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) tariffs, which the Supreme Court even
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