The Daily Brief

As footage of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau getting into a heated exchange with a unionized steelworker garnered thousands of views, the Conservative Party of Canada released a new ad aimed at expanding its effort to connect with working-class Canadians.

Plus, five emergency rooms in British Columbia had to shut down after not having enough doctors available over the long weekend.

And Alberta Premier Danielle Smith decried Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent appointment of two senators as undemocratic and opposed to the province’s best interests.

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Canada’s contribution to the World Health Organization’s global pandemic treaty called for social media censorship of “misinformation” and a focus on diversity, equity and inclusion when fighting the next pandemic.

Plus, a senior staffer blames a $1 million ad campaign to introduce leader Kevin Falcon for BC United’s financial woes.

And a new poll reveals Canadians doubt the Liberal government’s ability to screen Gazan refugees amid rising security concerns.

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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on Jagmeet Singh, the leader of the federal NDP, to resign or stop supporting the Liberal government and trigger an early fall election.

Plus, international students at Algoma University are protesting failed grades, demanding fairness after being accused of cheating, with study permits nearing expiration.

And Stacy Clarke, Toronto’s first black woman superintendent, has been demoted for two years after admitting to helping six black constables cheat on exams.

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In a stunning turn of events, BC United suspended its campaign in this fall’s provincial election with leader Kevin Falcon resigning from his role to support the rival BC Conservatives.

Plus, the Trudeau government says Muslims and Indigenous people are more impacted by wildfires due to racism and colonialism.

And conservative journalist Chris Rufo’s appearance at an Alberta conference triggers some sponsors to pull their support.

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Five years after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged to plant two billion trees by the year 2030, the Liberal government is barely a quarter of the way there.

Plus, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he regrets bowing down to censorship requests from the Biden government during the Covid-19 pandemic.

And former Alberta premier and immigration minister Jason Kenney called the Liberal government’s handling of immigration “gross mismanagement.”

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Canada imposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and steel and aluminum.

And nearly half a million Canadians are accessing employment insurance benefits as unemployment surges.

Plus, after admitting more than one million temporary foreign workers in Canada, the Trudeau government is cracking down on the program, pledging to bring fewer foreign workers in while strengthening restrictions.

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The Canada Industrial Relations Board has legally mandated the return to work rail workers across the country, requiring binding arbitration in the dispute involving Canadian National Railway, Canadian Pacific Kansas City and the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference.

Plus, former President Donald Trump claims there’s an “invasion” of illegal immigrants crossing into the US from Canada.

And CUPE Ontario President Fred Hahn isn’t going anywhere despite calls for his resignation over an anti-Israel post.

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The work stoppage of Canada’s two main railway companies is likely to lead to major supply chain issues as Canadian National Railway Co. and Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. haul a combined total of $1 billion worth of goods daily. When will the strike end?

Plus, a security guard was left with serious injuries after being stabbed by a homeless man who had a warrant out for his arrest.

And Ontario Premier Doug Ford blasted the Liberal government as the “biggest drug dealer” in Canada over its so-called safe supply program.

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Canada’s two largest railways are on strike in an unprecedented shutdown that will affect Canada’s supply chain and commuter trains.

Plus, the City of Toronto celebrated “Undocumented Residents Day” with a panel of radical pro-illegal immigration activists.

And taking a page from Alberta, the Doug Ford government is cracking down on “safe” injection sites and shifting its focus to recovery.

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A True North exclusive reveals the CBC reported 68 stories on Kamala Harris’ campaign despite its mandate to cover predominantly Canadian content.

Plus, Justin Trudeau’s newly appointed “independent” Senator donated to the Liberals over 220 times.

And the Toronto Police Association are demanding answers from all levels of government after a repeat violent offender with a warrant for his arrest and a deportation order injured three police officers.

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