News

Breaking News, American News, Canadian News, International News

Canadian News, News

McGill to change “racist” Redmen name

Every time I walk downtown and see literally dozens of homeless First Nations people, or when I read about the Prime Minister mocking First Nations activists protesting mercury poisoning on reserves, gestures like this seem particularly empty.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Apr 12, 2019

Canadian News, News

Calgary police notified about Alberta Party sign vandalism caught on video

“He doesn’t have a right to intimidate,” said Gar. “When things like this happen we are just giving people more reasons why they shouldn’t live in this riding, why they should feel that they are not at home.”

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 11, 2019

Canadian News, News

Ford government unveils 2019 budget, promises to end deficit in five years

The Ontario government is ushering in a new era of spending in their first official budget.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Apr 11, 2019

Canadian News, News

“All options on the table” to combat social media interference, misinformation: Liberal minister

Concerns about accountability and free speech came to the fore at parliament’s House Affairs committee as opposition members grilled Democratic Institutions minister Karina Gould over plans to regulate social media under the rubric preventing election interference.

Jason Unrau / Apr 11, 2019

Canadian News, News

MUST WATCH: Driver nearly causes crash on highway 13 in Laval after dangerous passing maneuver

Dashcam footage has captured the moment the driver of a blue Ford Focus almost caused a crash on Highway 13.

Joseph Fang / Apr 11, 2019

Canadian News, News

RAW VIDEO: Liberal MP faints during question period

Liberal MP Pam Damoff fainted during question period today in the House of Commons.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 11, 2019

Opinion

*Crickets* from the Liberal caucus on SNC-Lavalin

When the Liberal party threw out Philpott and Raybould for pointing out Trudeau’s failure to uphold our most important principles, the Liberal Party demonstrated that they are not a party, but an echo chamber.

Eugene Fernandes / Apr 11, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Activists call Winnipeg Whiteout tradition racist

A fan-inspired “white out” is now being called problematic by some Winnipeg activists, including local grassroots advocacy group Black Space Winnipeg.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Apr 11, 2019

true

Ontario man accused of killing with an arrow charged with first-degree murder

A man from London, Ontario who had been initially charged with second-degree murder for killing 46-year-old Brian Maksoud with an arrow back in February has had his charges upgraded to first-degree murder.

Joseph Fang / Apr 11, 2019

News, American News

Shallow American feminism ignores human suffering

The authoritarian rulers of fourth-wave feminism have created a nonsensical version of feminism that frustratingly turns women into caricatures, while ignoring the plight of oppressed women worldwide.

Ashley Donde / Apr 11, 2019

Canadian News, News

Alberta NDP candidate skips debate after facing pressure over Facebook posts calling for a “crusade”

Pimlott got into hot water after a social media post resurfaced in the press which suggested that he was calling for a “Crusade” against Muslims.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 11, 2019

International News

“UK must resist!”: Julian Assange arrested outside of Ecuadorian embassy

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was arrested outside of the Ecuadorian embassy in London today.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Apr 11, 2019

Canadian News, News

Fill up NOW. Gas prices across Canada are going to SPIKE this weekend

If Trudeau’s carbon tax wasn’t already making the cost of gas more expensive, the mandated change to summer gasoline will mean drivers across Canada will be paying more.

Joseph Fang / Apr 11, 2019

Culture

Parents with gender dysphoric kids are fighting back

At an undisclosed location somewhere in North America, a small group of parents met for a secret meeting. When they arrived, they were warned not to use their real names or reveal where they were from.

Frances Mallory / Apr 11, 2019

News

No jurisdiction to rule whether Trudeau broke the law on expelling Philpott, Wilson-Raybould

Speaker of the House Geoff Reagan said he lacks jurisdiction to rule on ex-Treasury Board president Jane Philpott's claim the prime minister broke the law by expelling her and former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould from the Liberal caucus.

Jason Unrau / Apr 11, 2019

By signing up you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy
© 2026 The Post Millennial, Privacy Policy