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Ottawa set to host Canada Day celebration with Prince Edward, PM Carney
OTTAWA, JUL 1 – Prince Edward and Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized national unity and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples during Canada Day celebrations attended by 8,000 people, amid ongoing trade tensions.
- Prince Edward will deliver a speech at Ottawa's Canada Day ceremony at LeBreton Flats Park, receiving royal treatment during the event.
- Amid Centre Block renovations scheduled to last seven years, this year's Ottawa Canada Day ceremony is relocated to LeBreton Flats Park.
- The Federal Heritage Department reports 8,000 attendees at Canada Day events, with performances by Sarah McLachlan, Coeur de Pirate, Brenda Montana, Dear Rogue, and Alex Wells.
- Amid the ceremony, leaders emphasized unity in a divided world, with Carney referencing U.S. tariffs and urging resistance to attacks on democracy and freedoms.
- Beyond Ottawa, ongoing Centre Block renovations and a growing Alberta separation movement highlight long-term political and infrastructural challenges amid the U.S.-Canada trade tensions.
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Leaning Left15Leaning Right2Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution68% Left
Bias Distribution
- 68% of the sources lean Left
68% Left
L 68%
C 23%
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