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Hadassah Alencar
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Reporter, Canadian Affairs
Montreal
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Corporate results, staffing changes, consumer health
Content
By Hadassah Alencar| Canadian Affairs@ Franco Caraballo was arrested while at a U.S. immigration centre for an appointment. Shirly Guardado was detained while at work. Camila Munoz was taken into custody on her way home from her honeymoon. U.S. President Donald Trump's hunt for migrants to expel from the country is sparing no one. And while the government claims only criminals are being targeted, many of those in the crosshairs tell a different story.
By Hadassah Alencar| Canadian Affairs@ The issues that have historically tilted the scales in Quebec polls are taking a backseat this election, sources say. Throughout the campaign, U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff and annexation threats have eclipsed concerns over issues such as protecting the French language and culture. At the French leaders’ debate on April 16, these issues also took centre stage.
By Hadassah Alencar| Canadian Affairs@ Canadian students’ test scores in reading, mathematics and science are worse in smaller-population provinces than larger-population provinces, a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute says. The think tank’s report offers a detailed look at the decline in Canada’s test scores, which have been falling since the OECD first began conducting educational assessments in the early 2000s.
Company Info
Canadian Affairs
Canadian Affairs is an independent digital news publication established in 2023 by Lauren Heuser. It focuses on delivering high-quality journalism that addresses under-reported topics relevant to Canadian professionals and families. The organization is wholly owned by its founder and operates without external investors, holding the status of a Qualified Canadian Journalism Organization, which allows subscribers to claim tax credits for their digital news subscriptions. The publication offers concise articles on various subjects, including politics, policy, family dynamics, consumer trends, and health. It collaborates with academic institutions to translate research into accessible journalism. Canadian Affairs provides a paid membership for ad-free access to in-depth reporting and features a weekly newsletter, "Editor’s Picks," that highlights top stories. The organization prioritizes editorial independence and focuses on issues like family estrangement, healthcare policy, and consumer protection, presenting complex topics in a mobile-friendly format for busy readers.
Founded: 2023