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Young Canadians less hopeful about democracy: Statistics Canada study (opens the original)
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By Canadian Press on September 29, 2026. A study suggests young Canadians are more likely to feel hopeless about democracy than older residents. The Statistics Canada study found about a quarter of respondents aged 25 to 44 were “not at all hopeful” about how democracy works in Canada, while those 65 and older were more likely to feel very hopeful than not. The vast majority of those 15 and older were a little or somewhat hopeful about the way democracy works in the country. The study used data
Anand tells UN that Canada seeks 'strategic autonomy,' relies on civil debate (opens the original)
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By Canadian Press on September 26, 2026. OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has put “strategic autonomy” at the forefront of Canada’s address to the United Nations General Assembly today. Anand’s speech echoes Prime Minister Mark Carney’s quest for middle powers to work together by forging deeper ties. She says Canada supports the International Criminal Court, amid Washington’s quest to dismantle the institution and while critics argue Canada is not calling out American coercion. Anan
Alberta premier's office blames byelection loss on vote split; others say referendum (opens the original)
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By Canadian Press on September 15, 2026. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s office is blaming vote splitting among conservatives for a surprising Monday byelection defeat in what is supposed to be one of their Calgary strongholds. However, voices from across the political spectrum took to social media Tuesday to say that if Smith’s UCP wants to point the finger of blame, it should be at themselves. Those critics say it was the upcoming referendum on quitting Canada that had voters ready to send a
Alberta premier's office blames byelection loss on vote split, others say referendum (opens the original)
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By Canadian Press on September 15, 2026. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s office is blaming vote splitting among conservatives for a surprising Monday byelection defeat in what is supposed to be one of their Calgary strongholds. However, voices from across the political spectrum took to social media Tuesday to say that if Smith’s UCP wants to point the finger of blame, it should be at themselves. They say it was the upcoming referendum on quitting Canada that had voters ready to send a message.
Canada joins European ban on Israeli settlement goods in response to rising violence (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — Ottawa joined European nations on Tuesday with a pledge to ban imports of goods produced in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Israel’s foreign minister promised unspecified “counter measures” Tuesday against “countries that act, or will act, against Israel” but did not single out Canada. Canada, the United Kingdom, France and other countries are accusing Israel of enabling settler violence and working to expand settlements that are widely understood to be illegal under inte
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