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Why Canada is moving closer to the European Union, and how it is doing it

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  • out_of_scope Former Montreal priest's parole revoked over child pornography allegations
    The Parole Board of Canada revoked the statutory release of 64-year-old Brian Boucher, a former priest serving an eight-year sentence for sexually abusing two boys, after he was arrested in April 2026 and charged in August with possessing child sexual abuse material allegedly viewed on public transit.
  • provincial Canada explores strategic partnership with European Union
    Prime Minister Mark Carney is negotiating a new form of economic partnership with the European Union that would include areas such as critical minerals, labour mobility, and defence co-operation, with talks beginning during Carney's visit to the European Parliament this week.
  • regional Canada Border Services Agency deports 111 people linked to extortion violence · indexed on South Asian extortion violence & organized crime — BC enforcement
    The Canada Border Services Agency has deported 111 people since August 2025 for immigration and refugee violations related to extortion violence targeting South Asian communities, with operations concentrated in BC's Pacific region, the Prairies, and Greater Toronto.
  • provincial 2026 Canadian census achieves 98.4 per cent response rate
    Statistics Canada reports that the 2026 Census of Population achieved a 98.4 per cent response rate, one of the highest ever recorded, with data collection now underway for compilation and release beginning in February 2027.
  • out_of_scope Indigenous leaders and activists protest national investment summit in Toronto
    Prime Minister Carney's national investment summit in Toronto, aimed at attracting $1 trillion in new investment over five years, is drawing protests from Indigenous leaders, labour unions, and climate advocates who oppose the agenda.

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