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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

Canadian News

New ‘independent’ Senator and former CBC pollster under fire for pro-Trudeau poll

Conservative senators want rookie Trudeau appointee Donna Dasko to consider repaying $15,000 in expenses for a “push poll” she commissioned out of her office budget, then used to ballyhoo Liberal government reforms.

Jason Unrau / Apr 17, 2019

Canadian News

Well known skier dies in Pemberton, B.C accident

Family members confirm that the thrillseeker unfortunately perished while filming a movie in the Pemberton, B.C. area.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Apr 17, 2019

Canadian News

Alberta UCP sweeps the province in embarrassing electoral defeat for ruling NDP

The UCP will form a majority government in the ailing province.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 17, 2019

Canadian News

Alberta UCP on track for huge majority

The UCP are headed towards a majority government.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 16, 2019

Canadian News

Alberta election: live coverage

The Post Millennial’s Play-by-play coverage of Alberta’s 2019 election.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 16, 2019

Canadian News

Marrisa Shen murder trial sees further delays

The arraignment date of Ibrahim Ali, the Syrian refugee charged with the first-degree murder of 13-year old Marrisa Shen has been pushed off for another month.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 16, 2019

Canadian News, News

Toronto man fined for parking car on his own driveway

“I still can’t believe that I got a ticket for parking on my own driveway,” says Kazi Islam, who also says he plans to fight the ticket. “This is ridiculous. This is totally ridiculous.”

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Apr 16, 2019

Culture

We must defeat the plague of groupthink

If you haven’t heard, words are violence and should be met with actual acts of violence, like spraying a substance in someone’s face because their views don’t align with your dogmas.

Shane Miller / Apr 16, 2019

News

Canada’s new gay coin upsets activists

The new LGBT loonie that will be launched April 23 commemorates 50 years since Canada partially decriminalized homosexuality. This has upset not just social conservatives, but also from LGBT groups who say the event is worth celebrating.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Apr 16, 2019

Canadian News

Penticton B.C. RCMP confirm four deaths, motive still unknown

Superintendent Ted Dejager provided a brief update on what occurred during the Penticton, B.C. shooting.

Ali Taghva / Apr 16, 2019

News

Powerful photos of Notre Dame from before, during, and after the fire

Yesterday, the world lost a true wonder of the world as Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral caught fire. Thankfully, firefighters were able to save the structure of the building, though there’s an immeasurable amount of history that has surely been lost.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Apr 16, 2019

Politics & Policy

OPP investigating former Liberal MP involved in million dollar backroom deals while sister was mayor

A former Liberal MP earned over $1M in consultation fees while his sister served as the mayor of Collingwood.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 16, 2019

Politics & Policy

Ford warns teachers not to strike, says they’re paid enough already

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is telling teachers to slow their roll and think about the great deal they already have with three months of holidays as well as “the benefits and pensions in the country.”

Ali Taghva / Apr 16, 2019

Canadian News

Trudeau’s dubious trips should be investigated again: Judge

A federal judge has asked the Commissioner of Lobbying to once again investigate the prime minister’s relationship with the Aga Khan.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 16, 2019

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