The Muslim Brotherhood in Canada has garnered significant attention in recent years as reports reveal a complex network influenced by both the organization and Qatar.Originating from Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood advocates for establishing an Islamic caliphate, raising concerns about its potential impact on Canadian society.
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A B.C.firefighter denied entry to U.S.
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Deportation to Italy can often evoke emotional and tumultuous experiences, particularly for families facing dire circumstances.As they navigate the complexities of immigration and refugee protection in Canada, many are weighed down by fears of discrimination and social exclusion in their countries of origin.
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In recent developments, the Digital Services Tax (DST) introduced by Canada has ignited a contentious reaction from U.S.President Donald Trump, who has declared an end to trade negotiations with Canada.
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Government impersonation scams are becoming an alarming trend in Canada, with cybercriminals posing as senior officials to exploit the trust of unsuspecting citizens.These fraudulent activities not only aim to deceive individuals but also target organizations, seeking to steal money and sensitive information or install harmful malware.
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The Alberta independence movement is gaining momentum as more residents consider the implications of self-governance amidst a shifting political landscape.Recently highlighted by the Olds byelection results, where two pro-independence candidates garnered a noteworthy 19 percent of the vote, the movement showcases growing interest in separatist sentiments within Alberta politics.
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Canada’s recent decision to acquire F-35 fighter jets marks a significant leap in modernizing its military capabilities, replacing the aging CF-18 fleet.With an astonishing projected cost of $27.7 billion, the F-35 acquisition reflects both a vital need for enhanced air defense and the complexities associated with military procurement.
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The ongoing Danielle Smith national parks feud highlights a significant clash between Alberta’s Premier Danielle Smith and federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault over the establishment of new national parks in the province.In a bold declaration, Smith has made it clear that she will not allow the creation of any additional federal parks unless her government is heavily involved in the discussions.
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The Canadian Cyclone helicopters, officially known as the CH-148 Cyclone, are a pivotal asset for the Royal Canadian Navy, providing essential air support in maritime operations.These advanced military helicopters represent a substantial investment of $5.8 billion and have significantly enhanced Canada’s capability for surface and subsurface surveillance, search and rescue, and anti-submarine warfare.
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Alberta Premier Smith’s popularity is surging, propelled by rising frustrations towards the federal government, particularly Ottawa.Recent Alberta poll results suggest that her approval rating among constituents has seen a notable increase, providing her with a competitive edge over rivals such as Naheed Nenshi.
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