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Trump trade adviser's outburst makes Carney laugh: 'I take note of both comments. How’s that?' (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney laughed out loud when asked to comment on remarks by U.S. trade adviser Peter Navarro that Canadian lobbyists should “get the hell out” of the U.S. and stop interfering in the upcoming midterm elections there. Carney also appeared amused by the U.S. president’s prediction that Canada would apologize and roll back its counter-tariffs on U.S. goods. Navarro’s comments came yesterday during a summit on American economic growth hosted by Widehall, a public policy consultin
Dangerous high-risk sex offender to live in Surrey, B.C. police say in a warning (opens the original)
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Police in Surrey, B.C., have taken the step of advising the public that a dangerous high-risk sex offender will be residing in the community. In a press release and on posts to social media, Surrey Police Services (SPS) said it was issuing a Public Interest Disclosure after being notified that the offender, Leonard Michael Ramstead, will be residing in the city. Ramstead has previously been convicted of sexual offences involving children and is believed to continue to pose a risk for violent sex
Canada's population no longer declining after StatCan raises its count for every province (opens the original)
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New counting methods introduced by Statistics Canada have added 17,000 more people to New Brunswick’s population, according to numbers released by the bureau this month. The people weren’t hiding. It’s just that the national agency is rolling out a new method of counting non-permanent residents, effective this month for its latest release of data, which covers the period to July 1. But data for the province has been rewritten all the way back to 2021. And the new numbers change what was thought
Statistics Canada just found an extra 17,000 people in New Brunswick (opens the original)
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New counting methods introduced by Statistics Canada have added 17,000 more people to New Brunswick’s population, according to numbers released by the bureau this month. The people weren’t hiding. It’s just that the national agency is rolling out a new method of counting non-permanent residents, effective this month for its latest release of data, which covers the period to July 1. But data for the province has been rewritten all the way back to 2021. And the new numbers change what was thought
Jewish CBC journalist faces discipline over comments about anti-Israel protest (opens the original)
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A longtime CBC journalist and national newsreader has reportedly been removed from the air and is facing disciplinary action after posting video on social media showing pro-Palestinian protesters outside an event for Yom Kippur in north Toronto. Neil Herland posted the video and his comments on Monday after attending a service at the Meridian Arts Centre at Yonge and Sheppard. The Song Shul holds annual events there to mark Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, and Yom Kippur, known as the Day of
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