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Beware of a demoralized Conservative base in Canada

The base of the Conservative Party of Canada needs to have a leader that will represents them, otherwise the party could fracture.

Spencer Fernando / Jan 27, 2020

Canadian News

Manitoba MP Candice Bergen considers Conservative leadership bid

Candice Bergen is seriously considering a leadership bid after multiple big-name Conservative candidates chose not to run last week.

Nico Johnson / Jan 27, 2020

Canadian News, News

Second case of coronavirus in Canada confirmed in wife of first suspect

Ontario health officials have confirmed the second case of the Wuhan coronavirus. The woman has been in self-isolation since returning home to Toronto from China with her husband.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jan 27, 2020

Opinion

Eight times CBC’s Rosemary Barton showed bias for the Liberals

Since Rosemary Barton has been moved to CBC’s chief political correspondent, let’s recount some of the times she was incredibly biased for the Liberals.

Graeme Gordon / Jan 26, 2020

American News, Culture

Did an anti-gun activist stage a ‘death threat’ for Twitter?

On Saturday, anti-gun activist Joseph Sakran posted to his Twitter alleging he had received a menacing “death threat” for his activism.

Anna Slatz / Jan 26, 2020

International News

U.S. embassy in Iraq shot by missiles, direct hits

AFP News Agency reported the U.S. embassy in Baghdad was hit by three missiles, according to security source.

Graeme Gordon / Jan 26, 2020

American News

Kobe Bryant’s daughter, Gianna, also killed in helicopter crash: Report

Kobe Bryant’s daughter Gianna, aka GiGi, was also killed in the helicopter crash, according to TMZ.

Graeme Gordon / Jan 26, 2020

American News

Kobe Bryant killed in helicopter crash

Lakers legend, and one of the greatest basketball stars of all time, Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash Sunday.

Graeme Gordon / Jan 26, 2020

Canadian News

Ryerson University ends 34 year relationship with student union amid more scandal

Members of Ryersons’ Student Union are facing questions about lack of financial transparency after former members last year were busted mispending money.

Jonathan Bradley / Jan 26, 2020

Canadian News, Culture

Notorious ‘Street Preachers’ arrested again, this time in Kingston

The notorious “Street Preachers” are at it again. They are well-known in London, Ontario, often being arrested for harassment.

Quinn Patrick / Jan 26, 2020

Canadian News

SNC-Lavalin given $1.6 billion contract in Ottawa despite failing tests

Quebec-based corporation SNC-Lavalin was awarded a $1.6 billion contract for Ottawa’s LRT train line project despite auditors advising against it.

Nico Johnson / Jan 26, 2020

Canadian News

First coronavirus case in Canada confirmed

Ontario health officials announced that a “presumptive case” of coronavirus is confirmed at Toronto’s Sunnybrook hospital.

Barrett Wilson / Jan 25, 2020

Canadian News

Quebec politician praises coronavirus for reducing carbon footprint in Wuhan

Quebec politician Luc Ferrandez has suggested that the coronavirus has had one “positive” outcome for the city of Wuhan—it’s reduced the carbon footprint.

Barrett Wilson / Jan 25, 2020

Canadian News, Politics & Policy, Business & Finance

Report reveals nepotism in Trudeau government hiring practices

The Department of Public Works released an internal report that claims there is cronyism in the hiring process. Many employees feel distrust.

Quinn Patrick / Jan 25, 2020

International News

Doctor on the front line of coronavirus outbreak dies in Wuhan

A doctor who has been fighting on the front line of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan has died from the virus. Liang Wudong was 62 years old.

Barrett Wilson / Jan 25, 2020

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