Housing Crisis: What Is the Ultimate Solution?
During the 2025 federal election, we heard a lot about the problems surrounding the housing market, but only about one solution: “Build More.” Is it really that simple?
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How a tiny band of millworkers, hunters and fishers are beating Canada’s nuclear industry in court.
There’s no Influx: Canada sees drop in asylum seekers, many turned away sent to ICE
Despite the fear over the last six months that Trump’s mass deportation will flood Canada with refugees fleeing the States, the overall number of refugees entering Canada has gone down by over 50 per cent.
A Gut Punch of a Film Exposes Cracks in Quebec’s Electoral System
“Representative democracy is anything but representative.”
Where Do Parties Stand on the Toxic Drug Crisis?
As the crisis continues to claim lives, federal leaders bring their solutions for the 2025-2029 term.
What Social Programs Are the Parties Promising?
The Rover is looking at the federal party platforms issue by issue, starting with social programs: healthcare, child care, and (some) housing promises.
This Time in English : The Rover Debate Coverage
We watched the debate so you don't have to! Here's what our team took away from the English leaders' debate.
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Canada's four major party leaders bust out the greatest hits: tax cuts, de-regulation, pipelines and kicking out refugee claimants.
Opinion: Radio-Canada Silences, Ridicules Green Party Leader
If it's the duty of a public broadcaster to present a range of perspectives in this election, Radio-Canada is falling short.
Kanesatake Chief’s Dismissal Casts Shadow Over Council Election
The removal of Kanesatake Grand Chief Victor Bonspille comes amid a criminal investigation into council finances and just months before the next election.