Migration myth remains as Americans eye Canada for 2025
The Conversation reports a rising interest in moving to Canada after the 2024 election but IRCC data show only modest shifts. From 2016 to 2023 Americans moving to Canada rose modestly, while Canadians moving to the U S declined in the Trump to Biden years. By early 2025 IRCC data show no major uptake. Asylum seekers edge cases may push some Americans north, with officials to decide policy. Lori Wilkinson and Jack Jedwab provided expert context.
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Post office a vital public service
Simon Enoch argues against privatizing Canada Post as a solution to labour disputes. He warns that rural areas would face higher costs and reduced service under private delivery, stressing Canada Post's universal service obligation and the risks of private models. The piece calls for viewing the post office as a public service and platform for national connection and development.
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NDP Denied Official Party Status in House of Commons
The NDP failed to meet the 12 seat threshold under the 1963 Act amendments, leaving Jagmeet Singh's party without official status and its research funding. Despite the Liberal and Liberal-led decision, some argued progressive voters shifted support to Carney, affecting results.
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NDP’s 2025 loss leaves official party status in doubt
Michael Taube notes the NDP’s weakest election result in history, worse than 1935 CCF performance. He contrasts past losses like 1993, analyzes the 12-seat threshold for official status, and argues Liberals’ action reflects rule design rather than folly. Columnist for Troy Media.
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