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Pierre Poilievre · Canada

Canadian Conservative Leader Rejects Trump's 51st State Proposal at Ottawa Rally

73% Left coverage: 44 sources

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Mark Carney · Montreal

Carney under pressure as Liberal leadership candidates prepare for French debate

65% Left coverage: 17 sources

Presumed Liberal leadership front-runner Mark Carney faces a major test Monday in Montreal, when he and his rivals square off in person for the first time in a French-language debate. Carney is new to federal politics and his performance will be under the microscope. He’ll have to prove to Liberals that he can think on his feet in French — and since he has the most to lose, he’s expected to spend most of his time on defence. “Especially after his inaugural speech in Edmonton, some people criticized his French, saying it was not that good. He does speak French, there is no question about it, but I think it will be a test for him,” said Daniel Béland, political science professor and director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada.See the Story

Canadian Politics · Canada

Joly says Canadians interested in ‘being involved’ in Ukraine’s security after war

71% Left coverage: 17 sources

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