Globe and Mail
Canada is being tested by a crisis of antisemitism: Carney
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney is sounding the alarm on a growing antisemitism crisis, calling it a direct test of the country's values and institutions. Toronto sits at the center of the problem, where hate crimes targeting the Jewish community account for the largest proportion of all hate-related offenses in the city. The remarks signal that the federal government is treating the issue as a national priority, not a local one.
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CBC Politics
Carney addresses technical recession, says economy going through 'settling-in' period
Canada's economy has slipped into a technical recession, but Prime Minister Mark Carney is framing the downturn as an expected byproduct of the country's broader economic overhaul in response to U.S. tariffs. Carney described the contraction as a "settling-in" period rather than a sign of structural failure, insisting the government is "fundamentally" reshaping how the economy operates. Whether voters accept that framing will depend largely on how long the pain lasts.
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Globe and Mail
Former prime minister Harper to make the case for a united Canada ahead of Alberta referendum
Stephen Harper is stepping back into the political spotlight to advocate for Canadian unity as Alberta's sovereignty referendum looms. The former prime minister, long a voice for keeping the country intact despite his Alberta roots, is expected to make a direct appeal to voters weighing separation. His involvement signals the stakes are high enough to draw one of Canada's most influential conservative figures back to the national stage.
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