In 2019, Canada introduced new privacy laws to protect its citizens in the digital world. With more people using the internet for everything from shopping to banking, protecting personal information became a top priority for the government. The new laws aimed to give Canadians more control over how their data is collected and used by...
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Canada’s Carbon Tax and Climate Change Plan
On June 21, 2019, the Canadian government introduced its carbon tax, which became a central part of the country’s fight against climate change. The carbon tax was designed to reduce carbon emissions and encourage Canadians to adopt cleaner energy practices. The carbon tax was a key promise of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party, and...
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The SNC-Lavalin Scandal Rocks Trudeau’s Government
In early 2019, a major scandal rocked Canadian politics. The SNC-Lavalin affair, also known as the SNC-Lavalin scandal, involved accusations that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his government pressured former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to help a large company, SNC-Lavalin, avoid criminal charges. SNC-Lavalin was a major engineering and construction firm based in Montreal. The...
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Legalization of Cannabis in Canada – A Landmark Moment in 2018
One of the most important political events in Canada in 2018 was the legalization of cannabis. On October 17, 2018, Canada became the second country in the world, after Uruguay, to fully legalize recreational cannabis use. This historic move made Canada a global leader in drug policy reform. The decision to legalize cannabis was a...
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NAFTA Renegotiation Talks Begin
The process to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) started on August 16, 2017. Canada, the United States, and Mexico came together to tackle important issues that emerged after U.S. President Donald Trump expressed a desire to change the trade agreement. The initial round of discussions is viewed as a vital chance for...
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Canada’s Housing Market Faces Cooling Measures
Canada’s housing market has seen fast price rises lately and is now facing new measures to slow down speculative buying and promote steady growth. Due to growing worries about affordability and market instability, both federal and provincial governments are introducing policies to cool the housing surge, especially in the hottest markets like Toronto and Vancouver....
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Prime Minister Trudeau Approves Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made a bold decision by approving the expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline. This project aims to increase the pipeline’s capacity to carry crude oil from Alberta to the coast of British Columbia threefold. The choice reflects a larger plan to balance economic growth with environmental responsibilities. Details of the...
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A Raspy-voiced Trudeau Expresses Gratitude To His Supporters
Justin Trudeau delivered a spirited and heartfelt victory speech, emphasizing the power of positive politics. Amid chants of “Justin! Justin! Justin!” from an enthusiastic crowd, Trudeau declared that Canadians had sent a strong message for change, proving that success in politics doesn’t have to rely on negativity. Quoting Abraham Lincoln, Trudeau said, “You can appeal...
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Trudeau’s Victory Marks The Beginning Of Canada’s First Political Dynasty
Justin Trudeau’s election night triumph has etched its place in Canadian history, ushering in the country’s first political dynasty. On Monday, Canadians voted the son of former Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau into office with a commanding majority mandate, setting a new precedent in national politics. While dynastic politics are a hallmark of U.S. history—with...
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Canada Shuts Down Its Embassy In Cairo Due To Security Concerns
Canada has temporarily closed its embassy in Cairo, citing “security concerns,” following a similar move by the UK, which shut its diplomatic mission in the Egyptian capital a day earlier. The decision comes amid speculation about a possible link to a recent video featuring a man identified as a Canadian militant. In the video, he...