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Trudeau government extends deadline for Trans Mountain decision to June 18

The Trudeau government has announced one day after the election of Jason Kenney, that is delaying its decision on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project until June 18th.

Ali Taghva / Apr 18, 2019

Canadian News

Revenue Quebec apologizes for sending callers to sex-line

Quebec’s revenue agency appears to be doing more than just screwing residents with taxes.

Ali Taghva / Apr 18, 2019

Opinion

What is wrong with Sheila Copps?

The takeaway from Copps’ farcical and obsequious tweets? This baby boomer’s bombast signifies nothing more than the moral bankruptcy of the Trudeau government.

Graeme Gordon / Apr 17, 2019

Canadian News

Why is this Liberal Minister poor-shaming Canadians on Twitter?

Marc Garneau the Liberal Minister of Transpiration tweeted earlier today a photo of himself charging his electric vehicle largely in response to the pump-now campaign put forward by Conservatives nationwide.

Ali Taghva / Apr 17, 2019

Canadian News

Mark Norman’s lawyers reference SNC-Lavalin in attempt to unseal documents

His lawyers have alleged that the documents will reveal further political interference in the case of their client.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 17, 2019

Culture

Making a real difference in a fake feminist world

I speak to people every day who are facing the most terrifying time in their lives. Sometimes I don’t say a lot; just having me listen and understand is the thing they really need.

Diana Davison / Apr 17, 2019

Canadian News

Ford government invests $1B in affordable housing and homelessness aid

The Ontario government has announced over $1 billion in government funds to be put towards fighting homelessness and improving the affordable housing situation in the province.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 17, 2019

Canadian News

Measles outbreak in metro Vancouver area

A report by Fraser Health and Vancouver Coastal Health says that the patient became infected while abroad in Japan and traveled several places in the country.

Alexandra Hollenbeck / Apr 17, 2019

Culture

Library Journal suggests libraries are too white

“Libraries filled with mostly white collections indicates that we don’t care about what POC [People of Colour] think, we don’t care to hear from POC themselves, we don’t consider POC to be scholars, we don’t think POC are as valuable, knowledgeable, or as important as white people.”

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Apr 17, 2019

Culture

Censorship happens in the blink of an eye

Did you develop an appreciation of Western civilization by listening to Ben Shapiro? You’re a white supremacist. Did you clean your room and straighten out your life thanks to Dr. Peterson’s book? You’re a white supremacist. Did you publish an essay with Quillette? You’re a white supremacist.

Barrett Wilson / Apr 17, 2019

Canadian News

Whenever Trudeau talks about pipelines, he gets heckled

Whenever Justin Trudeau ventures to talk about pipelines or the environment he’s always confronted with at least one disgruntled heckler.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 17, 2019

News

Yale researchers partially revive bodiless pig brains

Scientists at Yale University have managed to restore some functionality to the brains of decapitated pigs for at least 10 hours after death.

Ali Taghva / Apr 17, 2019

Canadian News

Legault closes door on bitumen, open to West’s natural gas

François Legault thanked Alberta’s premier-elect Jason Kenney for his “elegant gesture” spoken in French during the United Conservative leader’s victory speech, but Québec’s premier will not revisit Energy East.

Jason Unrau / Apr 17, 2019

Culture

Tiger Woods’ Masters triumph is a victory for the publicly shamed

Many cheered on Tiger, with full knowledge of his past moral shortcomings. We need athletes to show us that perfection can be attainable, even if for just a fleeting moment.

Jordan Goldstein / Apr 17, 2019

Politics & Policy

Quebec politician jokes that religious symbol bans are to blame for church fires

She continued to say that if she was the Premier, she would “have firefighters sleep at the basilica of Notre-Dame Street” in Montreal.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Apr 17, 2019

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