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Justin Trudeau's put-up-or-shut-up moment - Vimarsana News

Justin Trudeau's put-up-or-shut-up moment

Justin Trudeau is trying to do something no prime minister has managed in more than a century — win a fourth consecutive general election. He says he has the vision and the energy to win, and a lot of unfinished business left in government. But politicians seldom get to decide when they leave.

Source: cbc.ca
Cost of food, gas, electricity has Canadians worried: new poll - Vimarsana News

Cost of food, gas, electricity has Canadians worried: new poll

Canadians are expecting a rough economic ride in 2023, according to a new nationwide Pollara survey. 

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Saints' Former Players on NFL Playoff Teams - Vimarsana News

Saints' Former Players on NFL Playoff Teams

New Orleans may have missed the playoffs again this season. However, several former Saints could have a strong say in who takes the Super Bowl title this postseason.

Source: si.com
NFL Mock Draft 2023: What Do Bears Do With No. 1 Pick? - Vimarsana News

NFL Mock Draft 2023: What Do Bears Do With No. 1 Pick?

The 2022-23 NFL regular season is over and the 2023 NFL Draft order is set for the non-playoff teams. It's time for a new NFL mock draft.

CBC Radio's The House: What would it take to end Canada's travel headaches? - Vimarsana News

CBC Radio's The House: What would it take to end Canada's travel headaches?

On this week’s show: Transport Minister Omar Alghabra discusses significant delays and cancellations of planes and trains over the holidays, and The House hears from those fighting for accountability for Flight PS752. Plus — Ambassador Kirsten Hillman talks about the effect of a new U.S. Congress on Canada-U.S. relations, and political strategists Dennis Matthews and Dan Arnold analyze the impact of Pierre Poilievre’s “everything feels broken” slogan.

Source: cbc.ca