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 1.  Possibly, depending on the headline. 2.  Formality, authority, possibly detachment. 3.  No obvious manipulation, but framing suggests a critical viewpoint. 4.  Window frame creates separation, soft lighting adds calm, focus highlights grandeur. 5.  Adds depth by suggesting oversight or distance. 6.  Yes, a different image could shift perception (e.g., protest vs. interior). 7.  Likely more artistic than standard documentary shots. 8.  Yes, reflects cultural/political significance of governance, possible skepticism bias.

 Canada to Hit NATO Defense Spending Target Early, Cuts Reliance on U.S. By Owusu Diana Broadcast Journalism Student, UNIMAC – Institute of Journalism June 15, 2025 Ottawa, Canada – Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced that Canada will meet NATO’s defense spending target of 2% of GDP by the end of this fiscal year, five years ahead of schedule. The United States has welcomed the move, describing it as a positive step toward greater defense cooperation among NATO allies. Carney revealed a bold plan to inject C$9 billion (approximately US$6.6 billion) into Canada’s military. The funds will go toward recruiting personnel, fixing and modernizing outdated equipment, and purchasing new submarines, drones, surveillance technology, and land and air vehicles. “Canada has for too long relied heavily on the United States,” said Carney. “It’s time we built a modern, sovereign defense capability that reflects our global responsibilities and our northern geography.” The announcement comes ju...