The Aporia
24 articles about 22 events for “Canadian Politics Controversy”.
“The election of El-Sayed, 42, the son of Egyptian immigrants who was born and raised in suburban Detroit, represents a milestone in American politics and a potentially consequential shift within the Democratic Party.”
“Titled Lake Ontario, the song pokes fun at the President's push to rebrand the Great Lake as Lake America, while suggesting the controversy is a distraction from wider issues.”
“U.S. politics: Former U.S. president Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods at a Democratic campaign rally in Detroit, warning that the trade war is driving up prices as the U.S. midterm elections approach.”
“Eby tried to link the controversy to the deaths of four Canadian servicemen in a training accident at CFB Wainwright.”
““No betting on wars or deaths and no politics,” she says at one point.”
“Some Canadian athletes are taking a stance online over the portrayal of women in sports after a betting company’s provocative ad campaign featuring a mostly nude Sydney Sweeney sparked fierce backlash.”
“…and political crisis in his final months as president. - UK politics | Prime minister Andy Burnham’s call for the UK to consider a return to free movement with Europe has been backed by senior cabinet ministers including Angela Rayner but risks causing…”
“Hockey Canada also chose not to have a Canadian stand for election for the Americas and Oceania seat that is a vice-presidency.”
“He’s confident, charismatic, optimistic, genuinely telegenic and witty, certainly by the low standards of Canadian politics.”
“Our politics haven’t advanced.”
“Whether behind the microphone, through his writing, or in politics, the Conservative leader has spent his career defending the idea of reducing the size of government — a cause dear to the Iron Lady.”
“The statement came only after Thomas called out the commissioner, intensifying criticism that the league had been reactive throughout the controversy.”
“…h The Globe on both sides of the border, people involved in politics, the corporate sector and Alberta’s pursuit of separatism have described persistent efforts by figures in the U.S. administration and conservative political establishment to support groups…”
“Gill often went twice a week as one of the ways he gives back to his community, he said – and getting paid up to $70 each time, which he would not be at a Canadian Blood Services centre, was a perk, too.”
“Next, he is interviewed by Matt Galloway for The Current, a Canadian radio show listened to by 10 million people every week.”
“By 1968, she was working on Braden's Week, a consumer programme fronted by Canadian presenter Bernard Braden.”
“As with any social media controversy, it is hard to tell who is, or was, a B.C.”
“Continue reading … -- POLITICS ‘SIMPLE CHOICE’ — Ossoff challenged to return Epstein-linked donation or retract ‘Epstein class’ attack.”
“OTTAWA — NHL hockey superstar Alex Ovechkin’s support of Russian President Vladimir Putin is sparking backlash in the halls of power in Canada, but federal ministers would not say whether the player should be sanctioned on Canadian soil.”
“This year, it became the first non-European country to join the EU’s 150-billion-euro ($173-billion) SAFE defense procurement program, giving Canadian companies access to joint procurement as Europe increases defense spending.”
“But after the International Skating Union threatened to pull the event from Prague, the Czechoslovak government agreed to allow the Jelineks to relinquish their citizenship and perform at the 1962 event as Canadians.”
“She was also a tireless advocate for women's voices in politics – at the ballot box, and in the halls of power – by fighting for voting rights, and promoting female candidates for office.”
““We are proud Canadians, and we understand the frustration and disappointment many Canadians are feeling about the current state of the relationship between Canada and the United States.””
“Stevens attracted more than $30 million in spending from AIPAC, the pro-Israel group now a lightning rod in Democratic politics.”