The Aporia
The Aporia
7 articles about 7 events for “Canadian Election Fears” from Toronto Star.
“These were the words of then-U.S. president Richard Nixon, delivered to Canadian lawmakers in the House of Commons on April 14, 1972.”
“It’s tough to be an impassioned Canadian in this best-of-times/worst-of-times moment.”
“Carney was asked at the news conference about the Quebec election next week, and assertions from Parti Quebecois Leader Paul St.-Pierre Plamondon — who could end up as premier — that the federal government is “anti-democratic.””
“The Canadian vocalist and bassist posted a series of photos of himself holding a small dog alongside Bradford, with a caption explaining his support for the councillor.”
“Kevin Piper, president of the Halifax Longshoremen’s Association, one of a handful of unions to endorse the Conservatives in the last election, said he wants the party to push for an end to Section 107, but at a minimum to make its positions clear.”
“When Shelly Cerrelli realized that her mayor might cruise to re-election with no opponent, she got herself to Vaughan city hall.”
“…ohen that Trump’s trade war is hitting them hard. - Despite fears that AI could eradicate human life, Carney says the “tone” of Canadians is, “let’s get on with it.” - “Widow’s Bay” and Matthew Rhys were the big winners at the Emmy Awards last night. -…”