Carney's blunder was particularly poignant because he not only misnamed Provost during his speech but also diminished the significance of her advocacy. Provost has publicly stated that, despite the ...

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Several people who immigrated from Russia to Canada reached out to Speakers Corner to say they’re being unfairly targeted by Canadian sanctions against Russia.

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The Liberal Party of Canada’s decision to bar former leadership candidate Chandra Arya from running as a Liberal in the 2025 ...

Liberal Leader Mark Carney named the wrong school when championing his candidate Nathalie Provost, a gun-control activist and survivor of the Polytechnique massacre who he also misnamed, at a news ...

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Liberal Leader Mark Carney named the wrong school when championing his candidate Nathalie Provost, a gun-control activist and survivor of the Polytechnique massacre who he also misnamed, at a news ...

Liberal Leader Mark Carney named the wrong university as the site of the 1989 Montreal massacre on Tuesday — and flubbed the ...