BREAKING: Trudeau resigns, suspends democracy in Canada
Justin Trudeau has announced that he is suspending democracy in Canada while his replacement is chosen by Liberal Party apparatchiks. The Prime Minister’s announcement triggers a leadership contest within the Liberal Party to find his successor. His announcement comes 8 months before the next scheduled federal election, where public-opinion polls suggest the Liberals are on […]
CBC goes after YouTubers
A number of content creators are reporting that they’ve been hit with copyright notices from YouTube, allegedly filed by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), even though some of the videos don’t contain any original content from the CBC. Northern Perspective, a YouTube channel with 127 thousand subscribers, reported that two of their videos have been […]
67% of Canadians want Trudeau to resign, poll shows
The majority of Canadians want an election now.
GST pause a “giant mess,” says Canadian Federation of Independent Business
CFIB: “It’s legislated. It is supposed to be mandatory, but basically, the government —CRA and finance — are saying, ‘We’re not planning to rigidly enforce this. So do your best'”.
Growing support for mass deportations among Canadians: poll
Recent polling data reveals a significant shift in public sentiment regarding immigration in Canada, with nearly half of Canadians now supporting mass deportations of asylum claimants. A Leger poll conducted for the Association for Canadian Studies found that 48% of respondents believe mass deportations are necessary to curb illegal migration. This poll shows a growing […]
Trudeau says donkeys could replace Canada Post workers
Prime Minister Trudeau said he’s worried that Canadians might realize they don’t need Canada Post anymore if the strike goes on much longer.
Calgary Police mass arrest protesters blocking roads
Calgary police show other forces how to deal with Palestinian protesters in Canada that block traffic.
Protester allowed to attend rallies after celebrating Hamas
The Hamas-loving protester has been released after her arrest and is free to attend protests.
Higgs irate over Trudeau’s plan to send province 4,600 asylum seekers
Premier Higgs chastises the federal government after learning that New Brunswick is being sent nearly 5,000 refugee claimants, more than 10 times the current number in the province.
CBC dishes out $18 million in bonuses despite “chronic underfunding”
CBC President Catherine Tait said that her media company receives “chronic underfunding” from taxpayers.
Then she handed out $18 million in bonuses.