Sign the card for Charles Sousa Following the important Mississauga-Lakeshore by-election, in which voters said no to Pierre Poilievre’s irresponsible policies and chose to move Canada forward, we are pleased to welcome Charles Sousa to the Liberal team in Ottawa.

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Sample more than 3,500 sweets per month for an annual salary of 100,000 Canadian dollars (77,000 euros), all from his couch. Here’s an enticing job posting from Candy Funhouse, a Canadian online candy store looking for a new ‘Candy General

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About 675,000 members registered to vote for a new leader, according to the federal conservatives, a staggering number that the conservatives say represents an all-time high for any political party in the federal government. The party sent a preliminary electoral