The ABCs of voting in Canada’s leader debate
A Montreal debate among the leaders of the large federal parties drew attention to who could be Canada’s next prime minister. Poilievre was viewed as the most improved, but experts say no clear KO guaranteed a Conservative government on April 28. The piece notes Bloc and Green party exclusions and questions voting impact beyond ridings.
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Sudan war critique and reality check by a columnist
A commentator argues against doomscrolling about Sudan, noting global neglect yet emphasizing limited open war beyond Sudan and DRC. They describe leaders Burhan and Hemedti as cynical, with fighting largely regional, while insurgencies persist in Mozambique, Cameroon, Nigeria, Mali, and Somalia.
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