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'A very retro, family-oriented message': New ads aim to reframe Poilievre

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    • 'A very retro, family-oriented message': New ads aim to reframe Poilievre

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    • 'A very retro, family-oriented message': New ads aim to reframe Poilievre

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    • 'A very retro, family-oriented message': New ads aim to reframe Poilievre

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    • 'A very retro, family-oriented message': New ads aim to reframe Poilievre

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    • 'A very retro, family-oriented message': New ads aim to reframe Poilievre

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  • It seems to me people like PP because of their stance on inflation, which for most is the single biggest issue facing Canada today. Cons are proposing budget cuts, and the NDP are proposing a grocery store tax as solutions. People will probably be more favorable towards whichever solution they think will be the most effective.

    • Some federal parties resisting foreign interference probe looking beyond China: Singh | Toronto Star

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  • "Conservative and Bloc Québécois MPs voted in favour of an NDP motion calling for an inquiry to include a look at attempted interference not only by China but also Russia, Iran and India. The Liberals voted against that motion."

    Conservatives and NDP in agreement for once.

    • Federal government suspends advertising on Facebook and Instagram

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  • As I understand it, meta has announced they will be deplatforming Canadian news and links. In retaliation, the federal government will no longer pay for advertisements on their platform.

    • 'Cuts and be angry, that's not Canada': Trudeau goes hard at Poilievre at Ontario housing event

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  • Wanting the government to spend only as much as it earns seems like common sense to me.