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  • 1 week ago | thefp.com | Rupa Subramanya

    This Week in Canada: Self-Deportations, Throuples, and PipelinesPlus: Alberta, Pierre Poilievre, antisemitism, and much more from a huge week. Brought to you by Rupa Subramanya. It’s been quite a week here in Canada. The ruling Liberal Party trounced the opposition Conservatives well enough that even Pierre Poilievre, the Conservative leader, lost his seat in parliament. American commentators are looking at the results and wondering if it’s a blueprint for Democrats to beat Republicans.

  • 2 weeks ago | thefp.com | Rupa Subramanya

    How Canada’s Conservatives Botched the Election of a LifetimeA few months ago, the Liberals appeared doomed to defeat. But last night, Mark Carney won the prime ministership. Who’s to blame? OTTAWA, Ontario—In an astonishing come-from-behind victory, Canada’s Liberal Party narrowly won Monday’s election under its new leader, Prime Minister Mark Carney.

  • 2 weeks ago | thefp.com | Rupa Subramanya

    Jewish Businesses Vandalized, a Mass Grave Hoax, and MoreWelcome back to Rupa Subramanya’s Canadian newsletter, where we’re discussing Monday’s election and lots more. Hello from Ottawa, capital of the independent country still known as Canada. We’re electing a prime minister on Monday, with polls showing Liberal incumbent Mark Carney with an edge over his Conservative challenger, Pierre Poilievre.

  • 4 weeks ago | thefp.com | Rupa Subramanya

    Hello from Canada, your polite and quiet upstairs neighbor. And ever since President Trump floated us as your 51st state, we’re not as quiet and polite. I’m Rupa Subramanya. I’m Indian by birth, but Canadian by choice. When I was 19 years old, I arrived in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, a small town in eastern Canada, to study at Acadia University.

  • 1 month ago | thefp.com | Rupa Subramanya

    Meet the Albertan Separatists Who Want to Be AmericanA growing band of people from the oil-rich province say they should join forces with the U.S. ‘Canada has screwed over the West for decades.’ Jeff Rath, a Canadian constitutional lawyer, rancher, and racehorse breeder who lives outside Calgary, wants his home province of Alberta to join the United States.

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