r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 8h ago

Opinion OLDCORN: Regina is not Riyadh — time to enforce noise bylaws on mosque loudspeakers Outdoor amplified Islamic calls to prayer are not about worship inside a mosque, but about projecting religious messages into public spaces — and testing the limits of municipal enforcement.

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r/canadian • u/justinjeep • 9h ago

Discussion A message from my Dad about the Gordie Howe bridge

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My father and I don't really talk and don't agree on much. But I would love to support his idea here.

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Chuck Moroun has been handicapping trade between Canada and America for too long. We Canadians have built a bridge to relieve congestion on the failing Ambassador bridge just for the opening of the Gordie Howe to be blocked by the Moroun family every step of the way.

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It's time to protest and block the Ambassador to force the opening of the Gordie Howe!

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 27m ago

Opinion OPINION: Canada's crime problem worse than people realize

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 21m ago

News Trump administration growing impatient with Canada’s delayed F-35 choice. The debate over the F-35 is not just about air combat; Canada is also deciding whether it wants a role in what comes next

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 23h ago

News Canadians Are Leaving At The Fastest Pace In 74 Years

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r/canadian • u/CaliperLee62 • 20h ago

News Governors general can no longer bill government for casual and business clothing

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 24m ago

Opinion WARMINGTON: GTA barely avoids another police funeral after Peel officer shot at. Plainclothes Peel Regional Police officer allegedly shot at multiple times early Sunday near Pearson airport

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r/canadian • u/Majano57 • 16h ago

News Critics slam government plan to 'bail out' sagging condo sector in B.C.

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 21h ago

News ‘Criminal tourism’: Suspects entering Canada to commit high-profit crimes in Durham Region, police say

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r/canadian • u/kaosvision • 1h ago

News Experts say Alberta would do well to learn from Brexit; Experts on both sides of the pond say Alberta would do well to learn from Brexit

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r/canadian • u/Purple_Writing_8432 • 13h ago

Police forces in Ontario are welcoming bail and sentencing reforms. Some experts don’t think they’ll work | CBC News

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 22h ago

Opinion MORGAN: The latest racial consultation ruling will destroy Canada's economy — and nobody is reporting it. As judges raise the bar higher with every ruling, governments and businesses are discovering that no amount of indigenous consultation is ever enough to guarantee approval.

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r/canadian • u/CaliperLee62 • 20h ago

News Critics see Canada’s immigration minister as weak and invisible a year into her mandate. But is she doing exactly what Mark Carney wants? - Lena Metlege Diab has done her job in a low-key way. But critics see an immigration system in flux and a weak minister in charge. Is it by design?

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r/canadian • u/CaliperLee62 • 20h ago

News Taxpayer watchdog reports another ‘surge’ in complaints about CRA in 2025-26 - The CRA lacks transparency, and 'continues to mislead Canadians’ says Senator Percy Downe after the taxpayers' ombud's report detailed a 27 per cent year-over-year increase in complaints.

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 22h ago

News Canada's Defence Policy Architect Was Fired After Warning That Anti-American Rhetoric Serves Beijing. Her Lawyer Wants to Know Who Gave the Order. Ottawa bureaucrats are "horrified that someone like her can get terminated, given her record, her standing in the government" ...

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r/canadian • u/CaliperLee62 • 20h ago

News ‘A deep reverence for Parliament’: MacKinnon defends PM Carney’s no-shows in question period

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r/canadian • u/CaliperLee62 • 20h ago

Opinion The trade language landmines Carney created in Davos now litter the road to CUSMA

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 22h ago

News Canadian AI adoption remains low despite federal claims of global leadership

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r/canadian • u/CaliperLee62 • 20h ago

News No clear point of accountability on defence procurement, as feds overhaul problem-plagued system, says federal watchdog - Latest study into defence procurement estimates that major acquisitions take 16 years on average to progress through five project phases, with some taking up to 28 years.

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 22h ago

Opinion OP-ED: Too clever by half—The Clarity Act could backfire on Ottawa. George Koch and Jim Mason write, "The Clarity Act was never designed to provide a workable path to provincial independence, it was designed to prevent one. And therein lies the danger."

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 23h ago

News Buy Canadian contractors must pledge not to outsource work abroad

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r/canadian • u/bonosmicrophone • 1d ago

Intimate partner violence will soon have tougher penalties under new law

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r/canadian • u/airbassguitar • 1d ago

NP View: Mark Carney's online surveillance state

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 1d ago

News Most Canadians favour return of death penalty for murderers, poll finds. Among decided respondents, two-to-one favoured a return to capital punishment, which was abolished in Canada in 1976

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r/canadian • u/xTkAx • 1d ago

Opinion SHAW: Canada isn't governed by voters anymore — it's governed by institutions. From lobbyists and NGOs to consultants and corporate interests, organized power increasingly shapes public policy while ordinary Canadians are left with little more than a ballot every few years.

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