The Daily Brief

Long-time political commentator Charles Adler’s appointment to the Senate has been met with much criticism and questions concerning the Upper Chamber’s so-called independence.

Plus, despite median household incomes rising slightly in 2022, new data shows Canadians got significantly poorer when accounting for inflation.

And a new study reveals Canada’s debt is “much worse” than the government lets on.

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As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues to lavish the media sector with taxpayer funding, a majority of Canadians say that government subsidies prevent the news media from reporting the news neutrally.

Plus, under the Trudeau government, the number of six-figure salaries at the CBC have more than doubled.

And Elections Alberta cited the NDP for inflating memberships during its recent leadership race.

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An exclusive True North poll reveals that most Canadians want to see the Canadian Broadcasting Centre defunded to some degree.

Plus, police have determined a tent fire at an immigration protest in Prince Edward Island was not set by the government or racist Canadians as protesters initially claimed.

And as British Columbians head towards a fall election, BC United wants to eliminate income taxes for 60% of the province.

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Support to increase government subsidies for the media is highest among young Canadians according to a new poll commissioned by the True North Centre for Public Policy.

Plus, U.S. Homeland Security is tightening the rules for asylum seekers at the Canadian border.

And Canada’s two major railways will come to a halt next week if a strike goes ahead.

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The federal workplace health and safety regulator wants Canadian businesses to prepare a pandemic plan for the possibility of a “new virus” that could lead to food or fuel disruptions in the most extreme scenarios.

Plus, the number of building permits given the green light in June declined by a whopping 13.9 percent despite federal pledges to increase the housing supply.

And Canada leads the world when it comes to approving citizens for assisted suicide in comparison to other nations that have legalized the practice.

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After announcing mass layoffs, executives at CBC are swimming in luxurious bonuses paid for by Canadian taxpayers despite performance woes at the top public broadcaster.

Plus, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis mocked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Stanley Cup record.

And a new poll reveals Canadians prefer Mark Carney as new Liberal leader over Justin Trudeau.

However, Carney’s addition to the Liberal cabinet may not be enough to regain support from voters.

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The downtown Victoria, B.C. event venue Ambrosia Banquet has cancelled a panel discussion titled “Vancouver Island Speaks! Detransing Canada,” which was scheduled for September 14, 2024.

Plus, a Port Coquitlam imam is under investigation for alleged hate speech against Jews and Christians in a sermon.

And Canada is on track to surpass 500,000 new permanent residents this year.

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A Liberal MP blamed the “far-right” and Donald Trump after Liberal and NDP committee antics caused victims of domestic assault to storm out of committee in tears.

Plus, the group in charge of organizing Ottawa’s annual Pride parade pledged to join a boycott of Israel in support of Palestine.

And the majority of Canadians don’t want to see the Olympics hosted in Canada, according to a new poll.

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The Conservatives want to hold emergency committee meetings in response to two men charged with multiple terrorism offences. The meetings are to determine how one of the men charged was able to enter the country given his previous alleged ties with ISIS.

Plus, the United Nations fired 9 UNRWA workers over their involvement in the Oct. 7 terrorist attack – and yet the Trudeau government continues to fund them.

And Ontario Premier Doug Ford has a message for Ontario residents: “Don’t be pooping on beaches.”

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Critics of the Liberal’s online harms bill claim that a video of a UK man being arrested by police for social media comments foreshadows what could happen in Canada.

Plus, Venezuelans across Canada are protesting the shady election of incumbent President Nicolas Maduro’s socialist regime and they are not happy with Canada’s official statement on the fiercely contested ballot results.

And 47% of Canadians think it’s time that the federal government downsized and reduced the number of public sector workers.

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