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Canada to Boost Defence Spending to 2% of GDP This Fiscal Year | News Channel 3-12

Justin Trudeau · Canada

Canada to Boost Defence Spending to 2% of GDP This Fiscal Year | News Channel 3-12

41% Right coverage: 34 sources

By Spencer Van Dyk and Mike Le Couteur Click here for updates on this story OTTAWA (CTV Network) — Canada will boost defence spending by billions of dollars to meet NATO’s two per cent of GDP target this fiscal year, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday. The pledge comes ahead of next week’s G7 summit. “We will further accelerate our investments in the years to come, consistent with meeting our new security imperatives,” Carney announ…See the Story

Doug Ford says first ministers’ meeting was best in ten years

Doug Ford · Ontario

Doug Ford says first ministers’ meeting was best in ten years

34% Center coverage: 9 sources

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says today’s discussion about nation-building projects with Prime Minister Mark Carney was the best meeting of Canada’s premiers in 10 years.See the Story

Federal Government Would Need to Cut Public Service to Pay for Promises: PBO

Pierre Poilievre · Ottawa

Federal Government Would Need to Cut Public Service to Pay for Promises: PBO

Coverage: 2 sources

The federal government will need to cut the size of the federal public service to implement its campaign promises and “respect its fiscal bottom line,” according to the parliamentary budget officer.See the Story

Doug Ford Is Now the Most Popular Conservative in Canada

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A new Pollara survey gauging Canadians’ perceptions of provincial premiers is bound to spark chatter this summer—especially within Conservative circles. Released days before Prime Minister Mark Carney met with premiers in Saskatoon, the poll measures how Canadians view each of the country’s ten sitting heads of provincial governments. While many are—unsurprisingly—little known outside their homes, a few clear trends emerge. Chief among them are …Doug Ford · Toronto See the Story

New Baseline: 2025 Gains and Losses by Region

June is upon us, and the 45th Parliament is now in session. Regular polling will resume shortly—and so will the weekly 338Canada projections updates.Before I update the site using the 2025 election results as the new baseline, I wanted to share a set of charts showing the regional net gains and losses for each party, compared to the transposed 2021 results (i.e., the 2021 election results applied to the new riding boundaries in effect for 2025).…Canada · Canada See the Story

Poilievre Slides in Post-Election Nanos Tracker

What’s the opposite of a honeymoon?This week’s update from the Nanos Research tracker suggests that Pierre Poilievre’s standing with Canadians is on the decline, while Prime Minister Mark Carney continues to benefit from a post-election honeymoon period.In the latest preferred Prime Minister numbers, Poilievre has dropped sharply since April: Only 28% of respondents now say he is their top choice for the job. That’s down from 34% just one week a…Pierre Poilievre · Canada Read Article

Poll finds that Alberta-Ottawa tensions are boosting Smith's popularity

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

Separatist winds are lifting the political sails of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, according to a study from Alberta's most recognizedDanielle Smith · Calgary See the Story

PM Carney touts ‘new’ Canadian government in his first ever question period

34% Center coverage: 12 sources

Prime Minister Mark Carney touted “Canada’s new government” in his first ever question period in the House of Commons. Pressed about the Canada-U.S. trade war, as well as his plans for the budget and big projects, he implored the opposition parties to back his plans. Mark Carney · Canada See the Story

UK Monarch, King Charles to Open Canada's Parliament as Part of Trip

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

King Charles III is delivering the throne speech this morning to open a new session of Parliament, but there’s mixed reactions...King Charles · Ottawa See the Story

Canada’s Shrinking Support for the Monarchy

The view from my hotel… Like a Santa parade in May.A new Angus Reid Institute poll released this week, timed with King Charles III’s visit to Ottawa, asked Canadians a simple question: “Do you think Canada should continue as a constitutional monarchy for generations to come?”Subscribe nowThe results were clear—though not overwhelming. Nationally, 46% of respondents said no, compared to 30% in favour and 24% unsure. While opposition outweighs sup…King Charles · Ottawa See the Story

King Charles to follow in mother’s footsteps in delivering throne speech

60% Left coverage: 20 sources

Queen Elizabeth II · Ottawa See the Story

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