David Eby drops election writ as B.C.'s centre-right continues to eat itself alive
Milobar leads ex-BC United MLAs back to the party they fled as Eby drops the writ
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Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigns as BC Conservatives implode amid caucus revolt
Leader’s departure comes after mass defections to CentreBC and as Premier David Eby faces speculation about a snap election
King Charles III to grace new $20 bill as Terry Fox $5 waits in limbo
The King of Canada debuts on the country's most-used bill, as questions of relevance and priorities linger.
National Post columnist blames Doug Ford for collapse of Canada-U.S. trade deal
Ontario’s stand against tentative U.S. trade terms leaves Canada’s auto sector facing a sharper deadline
Nintendo eShop flooded with low-quality ‘eSlop,’ critic says after spending hundreds on junk games
Canadian reviewer Shane Luis spent hundreds documenting asset flips, AI-generated junk, clones, and at least one stolen demo flooding Nintendo’s digital storefront
Trump’s “Lake America” rename stunt exposed as empty political theatre
The water does not care what Washington calls it, and neither does Canadian sovereignty.
Carney walks away from U.S. trade talks, matching tariffs after last-minute collapse
The Prime Minister drew a line in the sand on sovereignty, but the tab for his decision includes empty shelves, scrapped deals, and a new era of tariffs.
Tim Hortons’ Harry Potter deal stirs backlash over author’s views on trans rights
Critics call Tim Hortons’ Harry Potter collab ‘un-Canadian’ over Rowling’s views on gender identity.
Canada hands U.S. toll share on fully funded Gordie Howe bridge after Trump pressure
Ottawa paid $6 billion upfront, yet the U.S. gets half the operating profits for 15 years, and a say on toll hikes under a last-minute deal.
CONTEXT: Brad Bradford’s record of reversals tests his pitch for Toronto’s Mayor
As the Toronto mayoral race tightens, the councillor’s policy reversals on street names, drug services, and international flashpoints invite scrutiny over both consistency and cost.