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A sign in front of the American whiskey section at a Vancouver liquor store after American-made products were removed from shelves in February 2025.

Canadians evenly split on whether retaliation is best way to fight Trump, says poll

By Joanna Smith

Facebook is being flooded with deepfake news reports about Mark Carney

By Martin Patriquin

Large red and white PFK bucket sign against a cloudy blue sky.

Mark Carney’s views on Quebec’s language law could stir an angry, silent minority

By Martin Patriquin

Two employees in a factory work under the hood of a large, grey pickup truck that is partially assembled. The doors and front grill of the truck are not yet attached.

Canada fires back at U.S. with auto tariffs equal to Trump’s

By David Reevely

Prime Minister Mark Carney standing in front of a podium.

The Liberals launched thousands of Facebook ads in the first week of campaigning

By Catherine McIntyre and James Temperton

Prime Minister Mark Carney standing in front of a podium.

Three-quarters of you say Carney is the best candidate to take on Trump

By Emma Buchanan

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaking with the words “Canada First Reinvestment Tax Cut” on the podium and Canadian flags behind him.

The Conservatives claim their tax changes could spur more domestic investment

By Laura Osman

Prime Minister Mark Carney in a suit standing in front of red and white Canadian flags.

Canada Proud is dominating Facebook ahead of the election

By James Temperton

A composite photo of Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre wearing suits and speaking into microphones in front of them.

Carmichael: Carney and Poilievre’s tax-cut promises are a major election distraction

By Kevin Carmichael

A composite photo of Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre wearing suits and speaking into microphones in front of them.

Liberals take the lead as Canadians’ choice to handle the economy

By David Reevely