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Author: Danielle Groen
Publication Date: December 30, 2025 - 06:22
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Morning Update: The year in performances
December 30, 2025
Good morning. We’re rounding up some of 2025’s biggest scene-stealers – more on that below, along with the businesses caught up in Donald Trump’s trade war and Pierre Poilievre’s plans for next year. But first:
Today’s headlines- Trump says he supports strikes on Iran in a meeting with Netanyahu
- The government is investigating after a man dies waiting in an Edmonton ER
- As Germany considers conscription, its young stand divided
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