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Canada should hold on to military relationship with U.S., former defence chief says (opens the original)
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The Canadian military’s former top soldier says global war is closer than it has been for decades and that this country must focus on building new alliances, but also not discard existing ones such as that with the U.S. Retired general Wayne Eyre, chief of the defence staff from 2021 to 2024, said he has seen no indication that Canada can’t trust its long-standing military relationship with Americans. Mr. Eyre sat with The Globe and Mail for a wide-ranging interview this week in connection with
Conservative MP Scott Aitchison to leave Poilievre’s caucus, sources say (opens the original)
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High-profile Conservative MP Scott Aitchison will resign his seat by the end of the year, creating yet another vacancy on Pierre Poilievre’s benches, sources say. Mr. Aitchison, the MP for Parry Sound-Muskoka and the party’s housing critic, informed Mr. Poilievre last week of his decision to resign, two sources with knowledge of the discussion told The Globe and Mail. The Globe is not naming the sources as they were not authorized to publicly discuss Mr. Aitchison’s decision. Mr. Aitchison did n
Poilievre to headline fundraiser for federalist efforts in Alberta (opens the original)
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is headlining a fundraiser in Alberta in a bid to bolster efforts by his party’s MPs to mount a paid campaign against separation. Mr. Poilievre will speak at a Conservatives for Canada event at an Edmonton airport hotel on Tuesday, along with other stops in the province this week. He told reporters on Sunday that he is heading back to Alberta to fight for Canada and lock “arms with my home province to make this country affordable, safe and independent.” Alber
Belleville residents searching for answers after shooting outside synagogue, MP says (opens the original)
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Belleville residents are angry and looking for answers after a shooting outside a synagogue in the Ontario city, the area’s member of Parliament said. Liberal MP Chris Malette said he hopes the public receives a full account of what led to a man armed with a shotgun opening fire outside the Sons of Jacob Synagogue as members gathered to worship on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit has said the alleged assailant, 29-year-old Sean Ward, began
Carney promises sweeping economic legislation, fast pace this fall during caucus meeting (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney promised sweeping new economic legislation and a punishing pace this fall as his caucus met in Ottawa ahead of Parliament’s return on Monday. Mr. Carney said the economic bill is a follow-through on the momentum of the past seven days: a meeting with Ukraine’s President, a landmark investment summit and a whirlwind trip to Europe to forge a new relationship with that continent. “It’s a lot, but that was just the warm-up,” he told his MPs in a speech at the start of the
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