Former Finance minister shreds Trudeau in forthcoming book
Former Finance Minister Bill Morneau shreds his former boss Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in an upcoming book, saying his interpersonal and management skills are “sorely lacking.”
Poilievre pounces on Peterson drama, denounces censorship
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre pounced on the Jordan Peterson drama by promoting free speech and saying censorship is something dictators enforce.
Europe implements digital tracking system for Canadian travellers
Canadians travelling to Europe will need more than a passport as of November 2023, as a digital “visa-waiver” application requirement comes into effect.
Payroll tax hikes will cost Canadians $305 next year
The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses (CFIB) says 2023 payroll tax hikes mean every Canadian will see $305 less in pay next year.
Smith rejects nurses union’s request to implement another indoor mask mandate
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith rejected a call from the United Nurses of Alberta’s president to reimpose a province-wide indoor mask mandate.
Eight teenage girls charged with second-degree murder following stabbing
Eight teenage girls in Toronto have been charged with second-degree murder after allegedly stabbing a man to death near Union Station.
Ottawa police warn against Freedom Convoy 2.0
As some Freedom Convoy organizers announce a return to Ottawa in 2023, Ottawa police say “vehicle-based” protests will not be allowed.
CBSA officers using communication equipment from Chinese firm banned in the US
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has been using communications equipment from a Chinese firm banned in the US.
Federal civil servants still haven’t gone back to work
It’s been months since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic, yet federal public servants still have not returned to work.
Liberals claim they need more security following Freedom Convoy
Liberals MPs want to expand security on and near Parliament Hill following the peaceful Freedom Convoy demonstration earlier this year.