A spokesperson for Poilievre did not respond to a request for comment about the ad campaign. A surge in pollsThis ad campaign comes while the party surges in the polls. The Conservatives in general poll less well among women than they do among men… For Pierre Poilievre, we've seen the same kinds of things. Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget.
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“The International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples is an occasion to celebrate the distinct cultures and contributions of the estimated 476 million Indigenous Peoples living across 90 countries, including Canada. “As a member of the Indigenous Peoples Economic and Trade Cooperation Arrangement, Canada is working with international partners to identify and remove barriers to the participation of Indigenous Peoples in trade. “The spirit of ‘nothing about us without us’ is at the heart of Canada’s renewed relationship with Indigenous Peoples. Canada is committed to continuing to learn from Indigenous Peoples to inform our approach to sustainable development domestically and internationally. “Canada is committed to renewing its relationships with Indigenous Peoples based on the recognition of the right to self-determination and the rights and principles outlined in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Complex Originals/Samuel Iannicelli“Yo, we no-tor-iouusss, ha!”Well, maybe not quite yet, but we’re getting there. Artistic perseverance, radical shifts in how music was consumed, and the rapid evolution of hip-hop culture and music in the US and around the globe kept Canada’s rap players in the game. And distinctive sounds, styles, and business savvy each of this era’s most foundational artists brought to the table pushed the game forward. For this series of 50 Canadians who helped shape hip-hop, Complex Canada is splitting it up into five categories: 10 early trailblazers, 10 women who changed the game, 10 from "Northern Touch" and 2000s, 10 from Drake to now, and 10 pushing things forward. Our latest: Here's Complex Canada's list of 10 Canadians who shaped hip-hop from "Northern Touch" to the 2000s.
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They noticed a “bald eagle bobbing in the water,” so they turned around to rescue it, Natalie Parent said on Facebook July 23. The eagle flew off as they approached — which revealed another bird in the water where the eagle had been, Parent said. “He actually started to swim to the boat but couldn’t make it.”So Parent’s husband Ed jumped into action to help the injured bird. The bird didn’t struggle against him, Ed Parent told CBC’s Daybreak South. “So happy you were able to save that beautiful bird!” someone commented on Natalie Parent’s Facebook post.
CBC News published this video item, entitled “U.K. strikes deal with Turkey to tackle illegal migration” – below is their description. The U.K. and Turkey have agreed on a deal to tackle illegal migration by targeting smuggling rings. The deal comes after the British government was accused of ‘disastrous failure’ over its asylum policies. Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment?
José Bautista, former outfielder for the Toronto Blue Jays, looks back on the 2015 and 2016 seasons as the most joyous moments of his career. A Stellar CareerBautista’s journey with the Blue Jays began in 2008 when he was acquired from the Pittsburgh Pirates in a trade. Key Take AwayJosé Bautista reflects on the 2015 and 2016 seasons as the most memorable moments of his career with the Toronto Blue Jays. He is proud of being part of a team that brought the Blue Jays back into contention after a long postseason drought. Facts about José Bautista:– José Bautista played for the Toronto Blue Jays from 2008 to 2017.
In Canada, the Korean War has been known, sadly, as the Forgotten War, he said. He said he's been taking photos of Korean War veterans for almost 10 years — a project he says is meant to honour their service. Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Hyun said that in his experience, from meeting thousands of Korean War veterans, what most of them want is recognition.
By Ismail Shakil and Zaheer KachwalaOTTAWA (Reuters) -Canadian news industry groups on Tuesday asked the country's antitrust regulator to investigate Meta Platforms' decision to block news on its platforms in the country, accusing the Facebook parent of abusing its dominant position. Meta started blocking news on its Facebook and Instagram platforms for all users in Canada last week in response to a law requiring internet giants to pay for news articles. The application was filed by industry bodies News Media Canada and the Canadian Association of Broadcasters, along with public broadcaster CBC/Radio-Canada, and asks the Competition Bureau to investigate Meta and stop it from blocking news. Story continuesA Meta spokesperson referred to a statement issued last week, in which the company said the Canadian law was based on "the incorrect premise that Meta benefits unfairly from news content shared on our platforms." Google has also said it will block news in Canada by the time the rules come into effect.
News Media Canada, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters and CBC/Radio-Canada (“the applicants”) have applied to Canada’s Competition Bureau to investigate Meta’s abuse of its dominant position, as evidenced by its decision to block news content from its digital platforms in Canada. Meta’s practices are clearly designed to discipline Canadian news companies, prevent them from participating in and accessing the advertising market, and significantly reduce their visibility to Canadians on social media channels. Meta’s anticompetitive conduct, which has attracted the attention of regulators around the world, will strengthen its already dominant position in advertising and social media distribution and harm Canadian journalism. Through Facebook and Instagram, which together account for more than 70 per cent of the online social media market in Canada, Meta effectively has substantial control over access to Canadian news. The applicants ask the Competition Bureau to use its investigative and prosecutorial tools to protect competition and prohibit Meta from continuing to block Canadians’ access to news content.
Recent polls from Leger, Nanos, and Abacus Data show the Conservatives with a nearly double-digit lead over the Liberals. As early as the spring of 2018, polls began to regularly show Canadians favoring the Conservatives over the Liberals. Key Takeaway:The Conservative party in Canada is gaining momentum and showing potential for a majority in the next federal election. Facts about the Canadian Federal Election:The latest polls show the Conservative party with a nearly double-digit lead over the Liberals. Seat projections indicate a solid chance of a Conservative victory in the upcoming federal election.
By Ng Weng HoongWhat is Canada really hoping to uncover from the impending much-hyped inquiry into foreign interference in its politics? If Nijjar’s murder is indeed tied to the Khalistan cause, Canada too would have to confront it as a foreign interference issue. Representatives of both countries have accused each other of engaging in “foreign interference” in their respective domestic politics. O’Toole and Kwan fared no better either, repeating the “foreign interference” and “foreign threat” mantra with little evidence for backup. Canada itself was a creation of foreign interference when English and French colonizers seized North America from its indigenous peoples.
Underlining the dichotomy Canadian News organizations are experiencing in the latest move in the war Canadian News organizations are waging with social media, News Media Canada, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters and CBC/Radio-Canada have applied to Canada’s Competition Bureau to investigate Meta’s decision to block news content from its digital platforms in Canada. A news release announcing the application reads, in part, “Meta’s practices are clearly designed to discipline Canadian news companies, prevent them from participating in and accessing the advertising market, and significantly reduce their visibility to Canadians on social media channels. The application underlines the love-hate relationship between Canadian media and the social media giants. While the news media resent seeing their content forming a significant part of the social media offering for free, they also rely on distribution on the same social media to enhance their own online audience and bolster revenue. The Canadian bill stipulates that to qualify for compensation, a news organization must employ two journalists, which pretty much excludes hundreds of proprietor-only websites.
Fantasy Baseball Week 19 Waiver Droppables: Mitch Keller, Andrew Abbott, and More! Welcome to the Week 19 edition of The Waiver Droppables. I already covered players to add in this week’s waiver column so I won’t spend the time doing so here. As always, check out the fantasy assistant for personalized waiver wire recommendations and team analysis. Peep the latest waiver wire trends to gain an edge over your opponents in your fantasy baseball leagues!
