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Unsure about abortion? Let’s examine the science.

Once the fetal stage begins in week nine, the fetus can be seen sucking their thumb, stretching, sighing, opening their mouth and moving their tongue.

Lucas Holtvluwer / 2019-04-16

Canadian News, News

Canadian cab driver sentenced to 16 months in US prison for smuggling illegal immigrants under Detroit river

A Canadian from Windsor has been sentenced to 16 months in a US prison for human smuggling.

Joseph Fang / 2019-04-16

Canadian News, News

A political hit job in the name of progress: how UCP candidate Caylan Ford fell from grace

“Truth is the daughter of time, not of authority.” -Francis Bacon

Graeme Gordon / 2019-04-15

Canadian News, News

Mississauga woman shot by crossbow by suspect posing as delivery man

The 44-year-old woman was attacked by a man posing as a delivery person, who then shot the woman with the concealed crossbow.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / 2019-04-15

Canadian News, News

Police say Labrador man assaulted paramedic, stole ambulance and crashed into ditch

Flower’s Cove RCMP say a patient who was being taken to a hospital on Friday in an ambulance assaulted a paramedic and stole the ambulance he was riding in.

Joseph Fang / 2019-04-15

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Fatal shooting in Downtown Penticton, B.C.

At least four are believed to be dead.

Yanky Pollak / 2019-04-15

Canadian News, News

Ford government redesigns Ontario driver’s license cards to combat identity theft

The Ford government is taking extra steps to combat fraud and identity theft with its new redesign of Ontario driver’s license cards. The last time the cards were updated was 12 years ago.

Joseph Fang / 2019-04-15

Opinion

The six least popular opinions on SNC-Lavalin

Throughout these last few months some choice words have been expressed on SNC-Lavalin, and The Post Millennial has gathered some of the least popular opinions shared on SNC-Lavalin based on audience reactions.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / 2019-04-15

Canadian News, News

Trudeau carbon tax could regulate where you live, when you drive: Ontario lawyer tells court

“They could regulate where you live. How often you drive your car. It would unbalance the federation,” Josh Hunter told the judges.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / 2019-04-15

Business & Finance

Ontario town to accept Bitcoin for property tax payments

Innisfil will participate in a one year pilot project to allow its residents to pay property taxes with Bitcoin, the world’s most popular cryptocurrency.

Yanky Pollak / 2019-04-15

Canadian News, News

NDP insider calls Calgary “narrow minded cow town”

Just a day before Alberta’s provincial election in which the UCP and NDP will scrap for control over our nation’s oil capital, an NDP party insider Derek Leebosh decided to take to Twitter to let his true colours—specifically an ugly shade of orange—shine through.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / 2019-04-15

Canadian News, News

As 33% of Alberta restaurants consider closing, they hope the next provincial government will rejuvenate sector

Alberta restaurants are hopeful the next provincial government will introduce policies that will help the food service industry.

Joseph Fang / 2019-04-15

International News

Inferno rages at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris

Notre Dame cathedral in Paris caught fire on Monday.

Joseph Fang / 2019-04-15

Opinion

For Alberta, the only real choice is Jason Kenney’s UCP

The policies of the Notley government have simply not been working for Alberta and do not bode well for the future of its economy.

Ali Taghva / 2019-04-15

Culture

No, you can’t take my pronouns

It is the culture of boxing, defining, and reducing women that needs to change, not women themselves.

Libby Emmons / 2019-04-15

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