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Author: Jenna Olsen
Publication Date: April 12, 2026 - 22:30
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Toronto vendors say extending legacy permits for food trucks would be inequitable
April 12, 2026
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Global Affairs Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada have not yet commented on the disembarkment or next steps for the Canadian travellers.
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Caroline Elliott is an articulate, policy-driven candidate promising to lead — and unite — B.C. Conservatives at a moment when voters are fed up with Premier David Eby’s NDP government. “We have a 10-point lead right now in the polls. The best way to blow that is to divide ourselves,” says Elliott, front-runner in the B.C. Conservative leadership race. “A divided party is the biggest gift we can hand the NDP.” An Angus Reid Institute poll released this week confirms the surge: the still-leaderless B.C. Conservatives hold 46 per cent support among decided voters, a 10-point lead over the...
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In his timely new book The Republic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away (out now with Sutherland House), journalist Tyler Dawson examines the long history and renewed force of Alberta separatism, and traces how a province that remains overwhelmingly Canadian has nonetheless developed a deep and durable sense of alienation from Ottawa, and the rest of the country. In this exclusive excerpt, Dawson reveals the political tensions that followed the 2025 federal election and explores why, for many Albertans, the question is not simply whether Alberta should leave Canada, but whether...
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