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By Samuel Forster| Canadian Affairs@ Like millions of young Canadians, 18-year-old Arianna Chua will be casting her vote this election with economic issues in mind. For her, the high cost of living in Canada has become impossible to ignore. “Housing is my biggest priority,” said Chua, a first-year political science student at the University of Ottawa.
By Samuel Forster| Canadian Affairs@ Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered on Parliament Hill Saturday afternoon to petition Ottawa to recognize a state of Palestine and enforce an arms embargo on Israel. Jillian Bentley, 26, made the hour-long trip into the capital from her home in Almonte, Ont. She is frustrated by what she sees as a lack of attention to the issue by her local candidates.
By Samuel Forster| Canadian Affairs@ Defence is not typically a key voter issue in Canada, and recent polls indicate this election will be no different. However, defence has risen to the forefront as an issue globally, as the U.S. signals it may pull back from global defence and European allies increase defence spending. Closer to home, President Donald Trump’s annexation rhetoric has focused attention on Canadian defence capabilities.
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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