Davis Legree is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including Environmental Post Ledger, Popular Resistance, World Wealth Journal, Global Finance Herald, iPolitics, and The Hill Times. He specializes in a diverse range of themes such as culture and society, aviation and aerospace, world affairs, and telecommunications, often exploring the intersection of current affairs and cultural movements. Davis's work has been featured in numerous outlets, showcasing his commitment to delivering insightful journalism across multiple sectors.
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Davis Legree's coverage focuses extensively on Canadian politics, legislation, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. He also covers topics related to the media and climate change within a national context.
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By: Davis Legree
The Liberals launched the fund in 2020 with $3.225-billion for projects bringing fibre or fixed wireless internet access to rural and remote communities. 'There will be … no money in the budget to fund an expansion of the program or another call for proposals,' an industry veteran told The Wire Report.
By: Davis Legree
With 97.4 per cent of Canadian households connected to high-speed broadband, Ottawa has set its sights on fully eliminating the digital divide between urban and rural areas, but some experts are concerned with how the Liberals plan to get there.
By: Davis Legree
Bram Abramson framed sovereignty as a worthwhile, if somewhat abstract, objective. He questioned what Canadian policymakers are actually pursuing when they prioritize sovereignty, and whether the notion is even feasible.
| By Davis Legree |June 11, 2026 ORILLIA, ONT.—A senior executive at one of Canada's leading satellite companies suggested traditional
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| By Davis Legree |June 12, 2026 ORILLIA, ONT.—As coverage gaps in rural Canada persist, municipal leaders, industry players, and other stakeholders are teaming up to fight against an unforeseen enemy — idleness.
By: Davis Legree
The House official languages committee wants English-speaking Canadians to be exposed to more French-language music.
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| By Davis Legree |June 17, 2026 A new Senate committee report is calling for changes at Canada's public broadcaster to fix concerns around CBC/Radio-Canada 's impartiality and local coverage.
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| By Davis Legree |June 18, 2026 Hello Canada, and hockey fans in the United States and Newfoundland
By: Davis Legree
Liberal MP Robert Oliphant says it's better if CBC and Hockey Night in Canada remain 'married,' but 'if it’s divorced, I keep my friendship with both parties.'
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| By Davis Legree |June 19, 2026 Ottawa's recent artificial intelligence (AI) strategy provoked commentary on a variety of subjects, including
