Trudeau’s new censorship regime to cost over $200 million, PBO report reveals
PBO report reveals Trudeau’s new Online Harms bureaucracy would consist of a 330-person enforcement team.
Liberals plan hotel purchases to manage refugee surge
The Liberals’ latest strategy to stem the influx of asylum shoppers is buying up hotels for them to stay in for free.
Halifax Police investigating alleged beat down on lesbian couple by middle eastern men
“Oh, how I have warned you, Western Woman,” Anne Coulter takes note of alleged assault on lesbian couple in Halifax.
Pfizer sued for hiding vaccine safety data
Pfizer sued by Kansas Attorney General: “Pfizer made multiple misleading statements to deceive the public about its vaccine…”
Pro-Palestine activists sued by University of Waterloo for $1.5M
The University of Waterloo filed a lawsuit against a Pro-Palestine encampment seeking 1.5M in damages.
Here’s where you can attend protests against mass immigration
Here’s where you can attend the nation-wide protests against mass immigration set for Canada Day, July 1.
Montreal cancels Canada Day parade
Montreal has cancelled the annual Canada Day parade less than two weeks before the national celebration.
Ottawa schools see massive student absence amid protests against Pride Month
On June 15th, parents gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa to protest Pride Month activities taking place in schools while condemning the Pride flag and LGBT insanity.
Singh confirms foreign interference, won’t name names
Jagmeet Singh won’t name names or stop propping up Trudeau’s minority government after reading the report and confirming Canadians’ concerns about foreign interference are justified.
Calgary water main repairs halted, Gondek demands further water control
Mayor Gondek is now that demanding Calgary residents reduce their water use even more following the non-critical injury of two workers that led to repair delays.