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Deputy managing editor, @the_logic. Formerly of @WIRED.
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The Logic’s biggest and best stories of 2025

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By James Temperton Verified
| The Logic Verified
A trade war. A federal election. A productivity crisis. An AI bubble, or is it an AI boom? It’s been a hectic 2025—and the stage is set for a hugely consequential 2026. From trade diversification to AI sovereignty and bold promises to “build, baby, build,” so many of the issues we’ve covered this year come back to one key question: where does Canada go next?
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Scam political ads on Facebook take a dark turn as Canada's election looms

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By Martin Patriquin Verified, James Temperton Verified
| The Logic Verified
Scam ads masquerading as political news continue to flood Facebook with the Canadian federal election just days away. The ads, some of which have received thousands of comments and reactions, have become increasingly political and sensational, with many using fake news reports about bogus political scandals.
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Conservative spending on Facebook ads has fallen off a cliff

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By Catherine McIntyre Verified, James Temperton Verified
| The Logic Verified
Conservative party spending on Facebook and Instagram advertisements has cratered since the federal election was called on March 23. In the three weeks before the election was called, Pierre Poilievre’s party spent as much as $885,280 on ads on the two Meta platforms. In the week after, that number fell to a maximum of $14,855.
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