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Trudeau interview reveals uncomfortable truth - Vimarsana News

Trudeau interview reveals uncomfortable truth

It’s not often that the prime minister of Canada gets his lunch handed to him by a small-town journalist, but that’s exactly what happened last week in Sault Ste. Marie, where Justin Trudeau sat down for an interview with Village Media Editor-in-Chief Michael Friscolanti. During the interview, Friscolanti asked Trudeau if passing the Online News Act was the right move.

Canada's assault on American Big Tech | Washington Examiner - Vimarsana News

Canada's assault on American Big Tech | Washington Examiner

Canada, which is overwhelmingly dependent on the United States for trade revenues and the defense of its sovereignty, seems determined to provoke a North American trade imbroglio.

Disgraced 'anti-racism' trainer returns to threaten Trudeau - Vimarsana News

Disgraced 'anti-racism' trainer returns to threaten Trudeau

Laith Marouf, who has collected $500,000 in federal contracts, urged creation of “Zionist-Hunter squads” targeting Canadian politicians

Elon Musk under fire for not taking down antisemitic tweets in Canada - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk under fire for not taking down antisemitic tweets in Canada

Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs says calls to remove tweets that violate X’s hateful conduct policies have been ignored

Bill C-11: Canadian Heritage issues final policy direction to the CRTC - Vimarsana News

Bill C-11: Canadian Heritage issues final policy direction to the CRTC

Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge has issued the final policy direction to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) for the regulation of Bill C-11, after it initiated a public proceeding in June. The legislation, which forces streaming services like Netflix, Disney Plus, and YouTube to pay to support Canadian media content, faced years of pushback,