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David Eby’s Snap Election Backfires — Conservatives Win B.C.
David Eby called a snap election seeking a stronger mandate. Instead, British Columbians chose a Conservative government, putting Lorne Doerkson on course to become the province’s next premier.
What went wrong for Eby—and why did the demand for change become so powerful?
VNN Canada Today examines the election result, the campaign gamble and the pressures shaping British Columbia’s political future.
Housing affordability, living costs and access to health care put the government’s record under scrutiny. Our editorial analysis explores why a change of government became a compelling choice for voters.
Eby retained his own seat but lost government and announced his resignation as NDP leader. The Conservatives now face the challenge of turning promises on housing, economic development and public services into results.
Watch our full analysis and share your view: what should B.C.’s new government tackle first? Subscribe to VNN Canada Today for continuing coverage; election figures discussed in this video are preliminary.
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The broader promise is a more connected and accessible experience across everyday services. Ontario’s next steps—consultation, a digital Photo Card and practical testing—could establish the groundwork for that...
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There is a credible, hopeful story here: established engineering safeguards and inspection programmes are receiving renewed scrutiny, while additional protections and independent expertise are being brought into...
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Elections BC showed Lorne Doerkson’s Conservatives leading in 64 of the legislature’s 93 seats, the NDP in 27 and the Greens in two. The Conservatives had 48.05 per cent of the counted vote, compared with...
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For families in Canada, that variety offers a rich starting point for conversations with younger generations. Explaining why Ravana’s effigy burns, why Durga receives a farewell or why a child writes in rice can turn a...
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The answer will arrive when audiences watch the film. Its greatest achievement would be to let someone who has known Rama since childhood and someone meeting him for the first time leave the same...
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The central question is no longer whether instability in the Middle East can affect Saudi Arabia. The attacks have demonstrated that it already has. The greater concern is whether the conflict can be contained before further...
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Toronto gets a Nintendo first! Take a look inside Nintendo’s first store-within-a-store in North America, located at EB Games’ flagship at 267 Yonge Street.
The dedicated space brings together Nintendo Switch 2 demos, themed displays, photo opportunities and merchandise. Visitors can also explore the My Mario range, including selected products exclusive to this location in Canada.
For parents who grew up with Mario, it offers a chance to share familiar characters with a new generation. For younger fans, it is another way to discover Nintendo beyond the screen.
Our report explores why Toronto was chosen, how Nintendo connects generations and what this partnership means for the future of game stores. Watch the full video from VNN Canada.
Would you visit for the games, the merchandise or a little Mario nostalgia? Tell us below.
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Elections Alberta says all ballots are being counted by hand, with Question 10 counted first, followed by the remaining questions. The agency has emphasized that preliminary figures...
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The first reported results will focus on the separation question. Elections Alberta says Question 10 will be counted first, followed by Questions 1 through 9, with results released after all voting locations are confirmed...
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Amid that growing visibility, Varghese has spoken about the importance of staying grounded. In her Models.com interview, she described making time for music, journaling and quiet reflection despite the demands of travel and... View article
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Shroff later left hospital under police protection after undergoing checks, according to NDTV. The investigation continued into the attackers’ identities, their escape route and the authenticity of the online
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The policy question is how Canada can maintain credible admission standards while developing the skills its economy will need. Answering it requires evidence about specific jobs, opportunities for existing residents...
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The purchase payment itself would go to the government and LIC for their existing shares, while any subsequent capital investment in IDBI would be a separate step. India’s Finance Ministry expects private ownership to bring...
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Canada’s Comeback: Inside Mark Carney’s Plan to Rebuild the Country
Canada’s future depends on what we build next. In this episode of The Canadian National, we examine Mark Carney’s Build Strong agenda and the case for a more ambitious, productive and confident country.
From housing and infrastructure to major projects, skilled workers and international trade, we explore how the agenda aims to strengthen Canada’s economy. We connect these national priorities to the concerns that matter to Canadians: homes, jobs, household costs and opportunities for the next generation.
We also examine the case for a reset after the previous Liberal government. This supportive editorial explores why Carney’s emphasis on investment, delivery and Canadian economic strength deserves attention—and what successful execution would mean for the country.
Our analysis distinguishes measures already implemented from financial commitments, construction milestones and future targets. Research reflects information available on October 13, 2026, with all dollar amounts expressed in Canadian dollars.
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Taken together, these chapters make a stronger case for Carney than any single announcement could. Housing, infrastructure, skills, business investment and trade are connected parts of prosperity. Our assessment...
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Carney described Canada’s different histories, traditions and perspectives as sources of strength. He argued that a united country can accommodate those differences while...
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With Modi’s December visit approaching, both governments face the task of converting their stated ambitions into further agreements. The latest announcements demonstrate sustained engagement across trade and...


















