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Joshua Freeman

Toronto

Web Journalist at CP24

Web Journalist at Bell Media

Web journalist at @CP24 and Twitter enthusiast. Corner cafe bureau chief... Opinions are how you feel about issues.

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  • Canada election: Canadians favour energy tariffs in trade war, survey finds

    3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Joshua Freeman

    When it comes to combatting threats to Canada’s economy, a majority of Canadians think energy and critical minerals should be part of Canada’s arsenal, a new Nanos Research survey suggests.

  • Carney, Trump speak of ‘very’ constructive talks, but April 2 tariffs still expected

    3 weeks ago | bnnbloomberg.ca | Joshua Freeman |Phil Hahn

    Both Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump spoke of “very” constructive talks on Friday, even though planned U.S. tariffs on Canadian vehicles are still expected to go ahead on April 2, after which Canada is expected to retaliate with counter-tariffs.

  • ‘Best meeting I’ve ever had,’ Ford says after lengthy talk with U.S. commerce secretary, trade officials

    1 month ago | bnnbloomberg.ca | Bryann Paul Aguilar |Joshua Freeman

    A high-stakes meeting between Canadian and U.S. officials on Thursday ended without any agreement on removing tariffs, but Ontario Premier Doug Ford said it was “productive,” and another talk is set to take place next week.

  • Ontario pausing retaliatory measures after tariffs postponed, Doug Ford says

    2 months ago | ctvnews.ca | Phil Tsekouras |Joshua Freeman

    Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province is pausing a suite of retaliatory measures that it was set to begin implementing following an 11th hour postponement of U.S. tariffs. “We have some good news today. We have temporarily averted tariffs that would have severely damaged our economy, giving time for more negotiation and time for cooler heads to prevail.

  • Crombie promises to install platform edge doors in Toronto subway stations if elected

    2 months ago | cp24.com | Joshua Freeman

    Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie is promising to install barriers on all TTC subway platforms in Toronto if she becomes premier, an idea that has long been studied by TTC staff but could potentially cost billions if implemented across the network. “We know that over a million people ride the TTC each and every day, and for myself and for others, there’s situations where you just don’t feel safe,” Crombie said, standing outside Line 2’s Kennedy Station Friday.

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Joshua Freeman
Joshua Freeman @Josh_F
6 Apr 25

Canadians feel this federal election ‘more important’ than in the past, primarily driven by leader choice: Nanos survey https://t.co/nQUDgAmcb6

Joshua Freeman
Joshua Freeman @Josh_F
4 Apr 25

Liberals dump second candidate, this time over Hamas comments https://t.co/twZOKZxWhK

Joshua Freeman
Joshua Freeman @Josh_F
28 Mar 25

Donald Trump says he had ‘very good conversation’ with Mark Carney, but will ‘absolutely’ respond to retaliation with more tariffs https://t.co/MxQwASZNVq