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Canola deal with China limited by Canadian steel tariffs

TORONTO — Canada couldn’t secure a long-term deal on Chinese tariffs on Canadian canola due to its refusal to lift additional “antidumping” tariffs on Chinese steel, federal Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald (pictured above, via Twitter X – @CornwallHeath) admitted, according to CTV. He explained that Canada’s rigid stance on steel limited Prime Minister Mark Carney’s room to negotiate during his recent trip to China. 

CORRIERE CANADESE / Social Justice infiltrates Italian Rom-Com

TORONTO – Even the most wide-eyed optimist would struggle to ascribe labels such as “evolved” or “enjoyable” to the 21st century. Or maybe not. Maybe for some it’s been an exhilarating adventure witnessing smart phones zombify humanity, watching rampant rioting and extremism on college campuses, and seeing the gender and race wars escalate. Welcome to the tribalism of 2026… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Toronto on the brink: mental health crisis hits half the population

TORONTO – Toronto on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, and this is not the title of a movie: it’s, in a nutshell, the conclusion of a report on the city’s mental wellness, produced by Thrive Toronto—a multi-sector partnership of organizations active in the field. The report was released today, coincidentally on the third Monday of January, known as “Blue Monday,” considered the most depressing day of the year.