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Carney: Canada entering ‘new era’ of relations with Beijing

Canada is entering a new era of relations with China, according to Prime Minister Mark Carney, who believes the two countries can become strategic partners. Carney's visit to Beijing has led to a series of talks and memorandums of understanding on topics ranging from energy to agriculture, with the aim of improving bilateral ties. This marks a significant shift from previous tensions, and Carney is optimistic about the potential for cooperation between the two nations.

@comdak

16h

👋

So @Slyke beat me to the punch on the community shakes fist, but you'll see me around I'm sure. Happy to spread the good word of the True North, Strong and Free around these parts as I have since the early days. 🍁

@Curator

19h

Introducing /BritishColumbia

Hello /canada feel free to join us in/britishcolumbia.

@3HPM

21h

Hello Canadian CFL fans !!

Glad to see a Canada community here !!! If anyone is interested in doing a CFL community, feel free to pop in and say hi !!

@hrm

23h

Greetings & Salutations

Hey everyone! Just trying to start things off here with a little post... and also trying to figure out how posting on this platform works. Seems like there might still be a few bugs to be worked out.

@ZeroVoid

23h

Very happy to have a Canadian space here!

Hello from Saskatchewan 👋🏻 I’m super happy we have a Canadian space now - like many other online communities, Digg seemed to have skewed very American. Happy to meet you all, and if you’re from Saskatchewan come on over to /saskatchewan , we’d love to see you!

@DrJPEG

42min

Who's Behind the Hard-Right in Canada? A Reference Guide to Canada's Disinformation Network

This article examines the hard-right nationalist movement in Canada, detailing the network of individuals, organizations, and funding sources behind it. It identifies key players, including former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, who leads the International Democracy Union, and Canadian politicians connected to far-right groups. The article maps the flow of money and ideas from international organizations to domestic intermediaries, highlighting the movement's strategies to capture and restructure Canadian political institutions. It also discusses the role of digital propaganda, disinformation networks, and the targeting of ethnic communities in the 2025 election.