Jeffrey Rath jump-started Alberta’s dormant separatist movement. Now the country is about to face a moment of reckoning that he helped engineer.

If relations between Canada the U.S. are cool now, the temperature could plummet if Prime Minister Mark Carney were to win the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize this year.

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Celebrated actor and Parkinson's disease activist Michael J. Fox said he felt both "pride" and "humility" while receiving a promotion within the Order of Canada on Friday.

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Vancouver, BC – Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced more than one billion dollars in federal funding to keep the ocean safe from the consequences of his own actions.

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Looking for news on the new pipeline? Prime Minister Mark Carney has listed the West Coast Oil Pipeline, now called Pacific Link, as a project of national interest. Here is what the announcement says, what it doesn't, and what happens next. In this video, I read the actual announcement so you don't have to rely on headlines or hot takes. Topics covered: — What the Pacific Link pipeline is and why the West Coast Oil Pipeline was renamed — What a "project of national interest" means under the Building Canada Act — How the Major Projects Office and the Canada Energy Regulator fit into the review — Who will own Pacific Link: the federal government, Alberta, Pembina Pipeline Corporation, and a minimum 10% offered to Indigenous communities — Why Trans Mountain Corporation is leading the project — Whether the pipeline route has been finalized (it hasn't) — How an extra one million barrels a day would change Canadian oil exports to Asia — Why the national-interest designation does not mean construction starts tomorrow Keywords: Pacific Link pipeline, West Coast Oil Pipeline, Carney pipeline announcement, new pipeline news Canada, Alberta pipeline to the BC coast, Building Canada Act, project of national interest, Major Projects Office, Trans Mountain Corporation, Pembina Pipeline, Canadian oil exports to Asia, Indigenous ownership pipeline, Canada pipeline explained, Canadian politics If you found this useful, subscribe for more plain-language breakdowns of Canadian news, from my series "Let's just read the goddamned thing." #PacificLink #CanadaPipeline #CarneyPipeline #CanadianPolitics #CanadaNews #BuildingCanadaAct #pipeline -- 🏆 Get exclusive weekly Behind the Scenes videos and more by joining this channel! https://www.youtube.com/todmaffinvideo/join 📰 NEWSLETTER https://newsletter.todmaffin.com ✅ MY LINKTREE: https://links.todmaffin.com ☕ Like my stuff? — Buy me a coffee https://support.todmaffin.com 🦋 Follow me on Bluesky — https://bsky.app/profile/todmaffin.com 🔗 Contact my team — https://contact.todmaffin.com

"Canadians will say they’re sorry, in that particular Canadian pronunciation, to literally anything, but they won’t say it to Donald Trump."

From Carney’s tariff approval to rising EU support, the polling points to a Canada reconsidering its relationship with the US

The Prime Minister has left little room for the Leader of the Opposition to distinguish his or her party