Response to foreign interference falls short
An editorial from the Toronto Star argues Canada faces domestic and foreign interference in politics. It cites NSICOP findings alleging witting support from some MPs and questions accountability. It urges action, calls for a transparency registry, and highlights the Trudeau government’s delays and tensions with CSIS RCMP.
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Food price trend shifts as inflation cools in April
Sylvain Charlebois notes Canada's food inflation fell to 2.3 percent in April, down from March, with store prices up 1.4 percent year over year the lowest since July 2021. He warns media bias masks data showing improvement and urges cooler heads to assess the trend. Charlebois is Dalhousie’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab director. column courtesy of Troy Media.
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Ford’s off-script stance on the Toronto school shooting
Ontario Premier Doug Ford faced criticism over remarks about a Jewish school shooting. The columnist argues Ford’s words show no racism or anti immigrant intent, noting he called for funding police and worship places, condemned the attack, and urged migrants to embrace Canada’s diversity.
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