April 13, 2025, 6:20 am
A pair of articles examine the proposals and differing opinions among Canadian political leaders regarding foreign aid. They analyze how the parties plan to allocate, increase, or modify humanitarian and development funds, presenting a detailed comparison of the various approaches on offer. The discussion highlights the potential impacts these policy choices might have on Canada’s international relations and domestic priorities, framing the debate as a pivotal issue in current political discourse.
Les conservateurs estiment que les fonds servent à financer des «dictateurs» et des «terroristes»
OTTAWA - Federal parties have different proposals on foreign aid — and clashing notions about how Canada's development and humanitarian dollars are being spent now.
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