The Trudeau government will stick to their plan to import 1 million new permanent residents in 2025-2026.

Plus, the NDP government in Manitoba joins the chorus of voices who want additional exemptions to the federal carbon tax.

And Statistics Canada data shows that Canada may have entered a technical recession.

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Despite pausing the carbon tax for home heating oil, the Trudeau government has shut down requests from the provinces for additional exemptions to the costly tax.

Plus, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appoints a former Liberal MP and a long-time Liberal donor to the supposedly “independent” Senate.

And the Auditor General found that federal DEI initiatives are failing to improve outcomes for racialized workers in the public service.

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Despite the Trudeau government claiming record-level immigration targets are helping alleviate the housing crisis, the construction sector in Canada is grappling with a severe labour shortage.

Plus, ahead of Remembrance Day, Saskatchewan is promising to pass a law to prevent poppy bans.

And a York University professor is refusing to teach because the university condemned the terrorist group Hamas.

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Parents at a Toronto area aquatic centre are alarmed by a 50-year-old trans swimmer who is competing against girls as young as 13.

Plus, Canadian singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie has come under fire for allegations that her Indigenous heritage may be false.

And the average cost of a home in Canada is now 141% higher than the median household income.

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Liberal and NDP MPs shut down a motion to condemn over 80 incidents of arson and vandalism targeting churches across Canada.

Plus, amid outcry from Atlantic provinces and politicians, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is suspending the carbon tax on home heating oil for the next three years.

And doctor-assisted suicide made up 4% of all deaths in Canada in 2022.

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A bill aimed at preventing the federal government from imposing Covid vaccine mandates for employment or travel in Canada was voted down in the House of Commons Wednesday.

Plus, the NHL reversed its ban on Pride tape only a few weeks after implementing it due to pushback from leftist activists.

And staff at an Ontario public library said allowing a prominent British author speak could “test the bounds of hate speech.”

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An Ottawa-area Girl Guides chapter is sitting out the Santa Claus parade to avoid breaching its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policy.

And, in response to growing concerns about foreign interference in Canada, the House of Commons ethics committee is calling on the government to adopt measures to combat misinformation online.

Plus, a True North exclusive reveals that a public library’s refusal to cancel a controversial Palestinian comedian’s booking was due to its desire to avoid offending the city’s Muslim community.

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The Ontario NDP has booted MPP Sarah Jama from caucus for refusing to retract anti-Israel statements.

Plus, Liberals and NDP MPs vote to keep the Nazi invitation inquiry behind closed doors.

And a True North exclusive reveals that a clean tech crown corporation is funding companies tied to its board members.

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Days after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau implied Israel was behind an attack on al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City, the Canadian government has changed its tune.

Plus, Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has urged the U.S. to erect a wall along its northern border with Canada.

And the University of New Brunswick philosophy department cancelled a planned lecture featuring a conservative Christian.

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A majority of Canadians and almost half of those who say they voted Liberal in 2021 would prefer if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau steps down as the Liberal Party of Canada leader before the next federal election.

Plus, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith had some harsh words for federal environment minister Steven Guilbeault, calling him an “ideologue” and “irritating.”

And the Ontario NDP abstained from a motion in the Ontario legislature expressing strong support for Israel and condemning Hamas.

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