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E-bike stolen from cancer survivor in Ottawa

In an absolutely shocking act of inhumanity, Ottawa native Sue Breen’s E-bike was stolen from her. Breen has suffered from childhood sexual assault, and mustered strength to overcome years of addiction and alcohol abuse.

Siddak Ahuja / 2019-05-11

Opinion

Justin “Little Potato” Trudeau: a foreign policy in shambles

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is undoubtedly an amateur when it comes to foreign policy.

Siddak Ahuja / 2019-05-11

Canadian News, News

A detransitioner, a psychologist, and Meghan Murphy speak about gender identity and kids in Vancouver

Event attendees had to face about 100 protestors holding signs with slogans such as “Transphobes Kill” and “Support our Trans Sisters or F*ck Off” before entering the venue.

Lindsay Shepherd / 2019-05-11

Canadian News, News

Large survey shows two thirds of Canadians unhappy with how immigrants are adopting Canadian values

Notably, this sentiment held true across both first generation Canadians and third plus generation Canadians, with the 63% of the former and 68% of the latter agreeing that immigrants were not doing enough to adopt Canadian values.

Lucas Holtvluwer / 2019-05-11

International News

World Bank could ban Bombardier due to corruption allegations

Bombardier Inc. could be the second major company after SNC-Lavalin to face a ban from the World Bank.

Yanky Pollak / 2019-05-11

Canadian News, News

Live stream incubation of Canada’s most endangered owl babies

You can now view a live stream of one of Canada’s most endangered species.

Ali Taghva / 2019-05-11

Opinion

Where would you rank Justin Trudeau on the all-time-greatest-PM list?

Time is usually needed to truly tell how well a prime minister did during their time in office. It takes a while for the full impact of legislative changes, economic policy, and social changes to be quantifiable.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / 2019-05-10

Business & Finance

Economist cautious on Canada’s strong job gains

Canada posted the strongest single month job gains since 1976, adding more than 106500 positions in April, directly after losing 7,200 jobs in March.

Ali Taghva / 2019-05-10

Canadian News, News

These dressers have been recalled after toddler death

Health Canada has recalled 6930 dresser chests.

Ali Taghva / 2019-05-10

American News

Chicago Cubs organization loses its mind, bans fan over OK hand gesture

The fact that a young man has now been shamed and banned from a Major League Baseball stadium shows just how deeply immersed in hoax culture the mainstream media and society have become.

Barrett Wilson / 2019-05-10

Canadian News, News

Ottawa will punish Alberta with a higher carbon tax than Quebec: Montreal Economic Institute

A detailed research report by the Montreal Economic Institute (MEI) titled “The Cumulative Impact of Harmful Policies” indicates that if a federal carbon tax were to be implemented in Alberta, the province will end up paying 50 per cent more than Quebec.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / 2019-05-10

Canadian News, News

Harjit Sajjan won’t give Vice Admiral Mark Norman his job back after being vindicated

“We currently have a vice-chief of defence staff and he will remain in place,” said Sajjan.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / 2019-05-10

Canadian News, News

A 16-month-old Canadian boy left in hot car for nine hours has died

A 16-month-old infant boy has died after being left in an overheated car on Thursday in Burnaby

Yanky Pollak / 2019-05-10

Canadian News, News

BUNDLE UP! Frost advisory across Quebec and Ontario

According to public weather alerts by Environment Canada parts of Ontario could be facing low-pressure systems as well as rain or frost in various communities.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / 2019-05-10

News, American News

Party City closes stores because we are running out helium

The largest party store in North America is closing more stores and it appears to be as a result of a helium shortage.

Ali Taghva / 2019-05-10

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