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Treaty 8 Chiefs Warn Alberta of Constitutional War; Lebanon Ceasefire Raises Iran Deal Hopes; SpaceX Holds $135 IPO Price
Treaty 8 First Nations Grand Chief Trevor Mercredi warns Danielle Smith’s government it is on course for direct constitutional conflict — while not ruling out civil disobedience. In the Middle East, a Lebanon ceasefire agreed by the Trump administration raises hopes for a broader Iran nuclear off-ramp. And in markets, SpaceX is holding its $135-per-share IPO price for what would be the largest public offering in history, ahead of its Nasdaq debut on June 12.
Also in today’s edition
Canada
Manitoba premier claims no Indigenous opposition to LNG pipeline — First Nations push back immediately
Canada
Tariffs are adding hundreds of dollars to furnace and AC replacements across Canada
India
Cockroach Janta Party takes protest to Jantar Mantar — India’s Gen Z satire movement goes to the streets
World
Zelensky writes open letter to Putin proposing direct peace talks to end war
Sport
Sabalenka out at Roland Garros; FIFA bans water bottles one week before World Cup kickoff
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Edition Archive — Vol. I
Vol. I, No. 65
Friday, June 5, 2026
Treaty 8 warns Alberta of constitutional war — Lebanon ceasefire lifts Iran deal hopes — SpaceX IPO holds $135 — Sabalenka out at Roland Garros — FIFA bans water bottles
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Vol. I, No. 64
Thursday, June 4, 2026
GST top-up $3.1B arriving Friday — Modi ordinance axes FPI capital gains tax on G-Secs — US House passes Iran war powers rebuke 215–208 — Knicks steal NBA Finals Game 1
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Vol. I, No. 63
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
U.S. strikes Qeshm Island; Iran fires at Kuwait and Bahrain — Carney dismisses 51st state rhetoric — Canada confirms $2.6B HIMARS purchase — NBA Finals begin
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Vol. I, No. 62
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Carney declares Canada failing Jewish Canadians — Trump erupts at Netanyahu — Berrettini into French Open quarter-finals
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Vol. I, No. 61
Monday, June 1, 2026
Canada enters technical recession; Poilievre demands emergency debate — RCB defend IPL title — US and Iran trade strikes amid ceasefire
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Vol. I, No. 60
Sunday, May 31, 2026
Israel captures Beaufort Castle in deepest Lebanon incursion in 26 years — Trump stalls on Iran deal — PSG retain Champions League
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