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Rising tensions at Assembly of First Nations forum

“The way the Assembly of First Nations is manufacturing consent is like a whiskey trader holding a smallpox blanket,” Kootenay remarked.

Travis Gladue-Beauregard / May 3, 2019

Opinion

The politics of tragedy — where do we draw the line?

What I've come to realize,which some media personalities, politicians, and activists may not admit to, is this: a tragedy is a tragedy is a tragedy. No matter the colour, religion or politics of the victims — their worth does not end where grievances begin.

Alex Singh Dhaliwal / May 3, 2019

Culture

Political correctness and identity politics undermine efforts to protect national security

Further proof has surfaced that political correctness and “woke” politics clouds judgment when it comes to formulating policy. Perhaps most dangerously when it comes to our national security.

Shane Miller / May 3, 2019

Politics & Policy

Justin Trudeau is less popular than Kathleen Wynne before leading Ontario Liberals to unofficial party status

According to the latest numbers reported by Angus Reid, Justin Trudeau has a disapproval rating that’s lower than Kathleen Wynne’s before her disastrous electoral defeat in 2018.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / May 3, 2019

Politics & Policy

Federal carbon tax deemed constitutional in Sask appeal-court split decision

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has sided with the federal government in a 3-2 decision over the province in their battle over the constitutionality of Ottawa's carbon levy.

Jason Unrau / May 3, 2019

Politics & Policy

If we want true progress, we must eliminate this hotbed of hate

There is one bad actor that has free reign over the internet, influencing millions of people by spreading hate speech, anti-Semitic jokes, race segregation propaganda, and conspiracy theories? What if I told you there are currently no plans to address this hotbed of hate?

Barrett Wilson / May 3, 2019

Canadian News, News

Trudeau’s approval rating lower than Harper’s after 3.5 years: Liberals look to cast their votes elsewhere

When taking into account all 3 former Prime Minister’s including Stephen Harper, Jean Chretien, and Brian Mulroney, Justin Trudeau is the least popular of the bunch after 3.5 years in office.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / May 3, 2019

Politics & Policy

Liberal MP Andrew Leslie to testify against Trudeau government for Mark Norman trial

Andrew Leslie, MP from the Orleans riding is set to testify against the Trudeau government and on behalf of Vice-Admiral Mark Norman.

Yanky Pollak / May 3, 2019

Canadian News, News

StopSOP lawyers risked their careers for the sake of sanity and a silent majority supported them

Ontario’s Law Society just had its elections, in which lawyers across the province elect their representatives for the monthly board meetings. The Law Societies are the regulatory bodies in each province for the legal profession.

Micah Ryu / May 3, 2019

Canadian News, News

Montreal city officials order volunteers to stop flood prevention effort

Volunteers were told to stand down by Montreal city officials as they attempted to prevent further flooding on Bizard Island in the west of Montreal.

Yanky Pollak / May 2, 2019

Politics & Policy

Evacuating valuables, not soon-to-be refugees sad legacy for Saigon diplomatic corps, circa 1975

Kent said watching the Canadian Hercules get packed with valuables as our officials turned away their Vietnamese staff, was his “biggest disappointment” covering the war.

Jason Unrau / May 2, 2019

Culture

Caster Semenya deserves respect and compassion

Rather than use Caster as a mark to use against your ideological opponent, try to empathize with her position.

Jordan Goldstein / May 2, 2019

Canadian News, News

Liberal newspeak: government stealth edits any mention of “Sunni” and “Shia” extremism from 2018 terror report

The edit which went largely unannounced is part of a recent effort to “review the language used to describe extremism”.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / May 2, 2019

Canadian News, News

Over 500,000 Canadians go to work stoned every day

A new national report based on cannabis surveys has come back with some surprising finds. According to the data collected by StatCan, at least half a million Canadians go into work high on cannabis every day … Dude.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / May 2, 2019

Canadian News, News

NDP motion calls on Trudeau gov’t to recover $12 million fridge grant from Loblaws

A motion put forward in the house today called upon the federal government to recover the $12 million awarded to Loblaws intended for upgrading the company’s refrigeration systems

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / May 2, 2019

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