Sean Boynton is an Online National Journalist, focusing on Canadian news and current events. He writes for Global News and Magic106.1, with his work also appearing in 91.5 The Beat. Sean covers a wide range of topics, including politics, international relations, and social issues.
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By: Sean Boynton
Dozens of angry customers online said on social media they could not access the Scotiabank app or website on desktop or mobile devices.
By: Sean Boynton
Hot on the heels of a Canada-wide rail shutdown, a potential strike at U.S. seaports on the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico is threatening to further disrupt supply chains.
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By: Sean Boynton
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By: Sean Boynton
The upcoming U.S. election is expected to be close, meaning every vote will count — including ballots sent from space.
By: Sean Boynton
After a rail shutdown, inflation and drought, farmers are worried they'll end up paying the price for the fallout over Canada's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
By: Sean Boynton
After Canada's decision to slap a 100 per cent tariff on Chinese-made electric vehicles, China is retaliating by taking its first steps to block Canadian canola imports.
By: Sean Boynton
The move puts Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s minority at risk of falling at any time in the coming weeks or months if it loses any confidence votes.
Global News As soon as NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh announced he had “ripped up” the supply and confidence agreement with the Liberal government
By: Sean Boynton
Canada Post says it plans to raise the price of stamps by 25 per cent next January, as the mail carrier seeks to recover from a financial tailspin.
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