Premiers and provinces wield weight in federal race
Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty and Alberta premier Ralph Klein anchor a provincial surge shaping the federal campaign. Bernard Landry, Bernard Lord, Gordon Campbell and key mayors add clout, reframing campaigns as provinces press for influence and policy leverage against Ottawa. Local experts note the shift as provinces gain budgeting power and policy reach.
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Families press for protecting national gun registry in Toronto
In Toronto four mothers and a sister of gun violence victims urged safeguarding the national gun registry. They argued it strengthens safety for women and children, amid Conservative calls to abolish the registry and Liberal plans for a 25 million cap on administration costs. The speakers, including Priscilla de Villiers and Nastaran Yadollahi, highlighted personal tragedies and the broader impact on public safety.
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