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BREAKING: Armed man arrested on grounds of Trudeau’s residency

An armed man has been arrested by the RCMP after accessing the Rideau Hall grounds where Prime Minister Trudeau and Gov. Gen Julie Payette reside.

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BREAKING: Epstein companion and alleged sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell arrested by FBI

Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's confidante and companion, has been arrested and faces charges of sex abuse. Epstein died while awaiting trial in New York last year.

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Three children killed, others injured in tractor accident south of Montreal

A tractor accident took place on Wednesday, killing three children and injuring three more in a town south of Montreal.

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City of Regina puts TRIGGER WARNING on statue of Sir John A. Macdonald—just in time for Canada Day

A statue of Sir John A. MacDonald in Regina's Victoria Park has become the subject of debate, prompting the City of Regina to place a plaque with a "trigger warning" on it.

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Latest

BREAKING: TSN host Dan O'Toole announces one-month-old daughter is missing

TSN Sportscentre anchor Dan O'Toole posted a disturbing message on his personal Instagram Thursday evening.

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UPDATE: Armed man arrested at Rideau Hall identified as Corey Hurren of Manitoba

The man arrested after an incident involving firearms at Rideau Hall wanted to speak to PM Trudeau. He had recently become unemployed and had grievances about emergency coronavirus measures.

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Students are throwing 'coronavirus parties' to intentionally infect each other

Students have been participating in a contest to see who among them can catch coronavirus first.

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Hate Crimes Unit investigates nooses found at Toronto construction sites

Toronto police were called out to a closed construction site in Toronto's Regent Park on June 27, following reports of a noose being left there.

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New report reveals that Schiff was briefed on Russian 'bounty' intelligence in February

The Federalist’s Sean Davis and Mollie Hemingway have uncovered new evidence revealing that since February, Rep. Adam Schiff has known of the intelligence suggesting that Russia offered bounties to the Taliban.

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BREAKING: Man arrested at Trudeau residence was active Canadian Armed Forces member

The man arrested was an active Canadian Armed Forces member. No further information has been provided. This story is developing.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz

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WATCH: Justin Trudeau suggests Canada is not the best country in the world in Canada Day message

The specific unpatriotic phrase indicating that Trudeau does not believe Canada is the best country in the world was even highlighted in the official tweet.

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Trudeau government spends $150 THOUSAND on unnecessary survey

Justin Trudeau's flagship Oceans Protection Plan policy is unknown to most Canadians, despite the project costing $1.5 billion and a key election pledge.

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Canadian News

BREAKING: TSN host Dan O'Toole announces one-month-old daughter is missing

TSN Sportscentre anchor Dan O'Toole posted a disturbing message on his personal Instagram Thursday evening.

1 minute read

UPDATE: Armed man arrested at Rideau Hall identified as Corey Hurren of Manitoba

The man arrested after an incident involving firearms at Rideau Hall wanted to speak to PM Trudeau. He had recently become unemployed and had grievances about emergency coronavirus measures.

2 minute read

Students are throwing 'coronavirus parties' to intentionally infect each other

Students have been participating in a contest to see who among them can catch coronavirus first.

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Hate Crimes Unit investigates nooses found at Toronto construction sites

Toronto police were called out to a closed construction site in Toronto's Regent Park on June 27, following reports of a noose being left there.

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Politics And Policy

Ford launches task force to regulate Ontario's corrupt tow truck industry

Ontario's towing industry will be reformed and newly regulated after two major police probes uncovered corruption and criminal activity.

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Trudeau Liberals extend timeframe for employers to reinstate workers laid-off due to coronavirus

The federal government is giving employers additional time to recall their former employees who were laid off at the beginning of the pandemic.

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Scandal brewing as Trudeau minister still can't provide proof of projects worth billions of dollars

Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux had said that he had faith the projects existed, but that there needed to be more transparency around their existence.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz

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WATCH: Pierre Poilievre highlights major problems with Trudeau's bailouts to large corporations

Poilievre says that while large corporations are indeed hurting, the measures announced today by Trudeau could come back to harm Canadians down the road.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz

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INTERVIEW: Mindy Robinson, Nevada congressional candidate

Mindy Robinson is running for Congress of Nevada’s District 3 in the Republican primary slated for June in what has turned into perhaps the strangest election year of our lifetime.

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New York's Gov. Cuomo calls for 30,000 ventilators

New York state Governor Andrew Cuomo has voiced his frustrations over a lack of aid from the federal government amid COVID-19 outbreak.

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Business and Finance

Corporations announce support for racial justice but many employees say that's not enough

Corporations have now taken a stand on the cultural issues surrounding the unjust death of George Floyd, but have received backlash by their own employees not going farther.

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Bezos under fire for support of Black Lives Matter

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos took to social media to share the backlash he has received after coming out as openly supporting the Black Lives Matter movement.

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Air travel tech to win back fliers to the friendly skies

The airline industry appears to still be shutdown with no idea as to when it’ll open up. They are looking into technology that can help bring customers back.

Elizabeth Sarah Larkin

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Ontario steel company loses $200 million dollar Alberta project to China

The owner of Atlas Tube, an Ontario steel company is frustrated after being left out of an Albertan solar project worth $200 million.

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Featured News

Culture

As the Fourth of July approaches, The New York Times compares America to Nazi Germany and tries to cancel Mount Rushmore

Barstool owner RIPS cancel culture after woke mob calls him a racist over Kaepernick comments

Conservatives must fight Twitter censorship or risk losing their voice

Crowdfunding site shuts down black lesbian lawyer's campaign on Stonewall anniversary

Opinion

Plastic surgeon intent on cancelling mothers from motherhood

Trudeau's charity scandal latest evidence he thinks rules don't apply to him

Notley attacks Bunner's speech as 'illegal' simply because she disagrees with him

Seasons of suffering: China and the problem of animal exploitation

Justin Trudeau

Omar Khadr’s lawyer appointed judge by the Trudeau government in Alberta

Justin Trudeau remains ambiguous about the decriminalization of hard drugs

Trudeau not yet considering travel restrictions for Canada amidst coronavirus

Trudeau’s environment minister blames climate change for low birth rate

Andrew Scheer

Trudeau REFUSES to meet Scheer to solve illegal blockades crisis

Scheer puts full blame on Iran for shot down plane

Conservative Party convention postponed until November 2020, Scheer to stay on in interim

Conservatives must continue Scheer’s tough approach on China

Crime

Fugitive on the loose in Timmins, Ontario deemed 'dangerous' by police

Toronto police offering $75,000 for information on man who shot two young girls

Luka Magnotta's mom pleas for her son's release from prison due to coronavirus threat

Nova Scotia RCMP: Shooter used semi-automatic handguns, rifles, only one traces back to Canada

Lifestyle

Hiking trails and natural wonders you can escape to near Toronto

The world as seen through windows

Why to make your kids do chores— and how to get them to do it

How to maintain muscle strength at home