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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 07, 2024

Page

4

Trump’s Comeback Shapes a New American Extremism

The Conversation essay argues the 2022 to 2024 electoral shift cements the MAGA movement as the dominant force in U S politics, with Trump winning the popular vote and planning expansive executive actions. It notes alienation of the center, rising anti-immigrant sentiment, and potential global repercussions. The piece cites scholars from York University and Burman University.

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Beef prices poised to stay high through mid 2025

North American droughts reduce cattle herds shrinking supplies and driving record beef costs. Prices are rising across cuts including ground beef with Canada and the US seeing multi year low inventories and high consumer costs through 2025 and into 2026. Sylvain Charlebois of Dalhousie voices the outlook in Troy Media.

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Ontario on cusp of balanced budget says Bethlenfalvy

Ontario finance minister Peter Bethlenfalvy outlines a revised update showing deficits trimmed to 8.1 billion over two years and 1.5 billion next year, with debt interest down to 12.7 billion. The piece credits stronger revenue and cautions against delay while noting planned gas tax relief and 200 cheques for taxpayers. Jay Goldberg, Canadian Taxpayers Federation.

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