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Carpooll: Revolutionizing Ridesharing with Innovative Features and Seamless Experience

Carpooll, the emerging ridesharing platform out of Kitchener, is transforming the way people commute by making shared rides more accessible, affordable, and eco-friendly. With an intuitive interface and user-friendly features, Carpooll stands out in the crowded market of carpooling apps. Carpooll’s smart algorithm connects riders with drivers heading in the same direction, ensuring minimal detours…

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“Canadians and Mexicans Share Frustration with Trump’s Tariffs, Support Retaliatory Measures: Survey Finds”

A new survey by Leger reveals that Canadians and Mexicans share similar negative views of U.S. President Donald Trump and his tariffs, with both countries supporting a dollar-for-dollar response in levies against the U.S. The survey, conducted between March 26 and March 31, involved 1,628 Canadians, 1,013 Americans, and 1,003 Mexicans. The results were published…

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“Canada Issues Updated Travel Advisory for U.S. Amid Increased Border Scrutiny”

Canada updated its travel advisory for the United States on Saturday, following the recent detention of Canadian actress Jasmine Mooney by U.S. border agents in San Diego, California. The advisory, issued on April 4, urges travelers to be prepared for increased scrutiny and checks at the border. It also highlights that U.S. authorities may inspect…

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Canada is deploying additional planes to combat wildfires in California

Canada is sending additional aircraft to support firefighting efforts in California, including waterbombers and helicopters capable of operating at night. The deployment, which includes resources from Alberta and Quebec, was announced by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on social media, though the specific aircraft types have not been disclosed. Alberta has a history of leasing or…

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What Trudeau’s departure means for Canada’s economy and the faltering loonie

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s expected resignation helped boost the Canadian dollar on Monday morning, with some experts interpreting the move as a sign of growing confidence in Canada’s economy amid the prospect of new leadership. After struggling for several months heading into the new year, the loonie briefly rose by about one percent in early…

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Trudeau commits to step down as prime minister and claims he is not the best candidate to lead the party in the upcoming election

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that he plans to step down once the Liberal Party selects a successor, bringing an end to his leadership of the country. Trudeau, who became the Liberal leader in 2013 and prime minister in 2015, made the long-anticipated decision outside his official residence, Rideau Cottage, on Monday morning. This…

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