News

Breaking News, American News, Canadian News, International News

News

Canada lets in gang member after botched border screening

"He is a criminal and he is involved in a whole lot of shit" Homeland Security agent says

Raymond Ayas / Dec 13, 2018

Canadian News

Interview with Hannah Dawson-Murphy: 22-year-old seeking Conservative nomination

Hannah has gotten attention both at home and across Canada for defying the common perception of both conservatives and young people in this country.

John Ployer / Dec 12, 2018

Culture

Have some more babies, bring back the Rhino Party, and don't post problematic GIFS

Three thoughts for the week by our very own Carrie Ling

Carrie Ling / Dec 12, 2018

Culture

Patreon betrays the trust of its users

Patreon created such an atmosphere of distrust that many users have set up accounts with a competing platform.

Diana Davison / Dec 12, 2018

Canadian News

Quebec should build Energy East or we may face an Albertan revolt

Albertans will find it harder to provide Quebec its much needed equalization payments if they cannot adequately sell their oil.

Ali Taghva / Dec 11, 2018

Canadian News, News

Canadian deficit could reach $30 billion per year; Parliamentary Budget Office

The deficit may be rapidly getting out of hand.

Ali Taghva / Dec 11, 2018

Canadian News

DZSURDZSA: Canada is now a pawn in the U.S. - China trade war

Although Freeland and Trudeau like to play it tough in front of the cameras, it’s becoming increasingly obvious that under their direction, Canada’s fate is becoming increasingly dictated by foreign powers.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Dec 11, 2018

Politics & Policy

Interview with Shawn Driscoll: PEI PC Party leadership candidate

"If we have any chance of getting Islander’s votes, we need to shake things up. We need a party that isn’t run by backroom politics and an old boy’s club."

John Ployer / Dec 11, 2018

Canadian News

How are the Canada Post strikes going to affect your holiday?

As Canada Post workers begin to get back to the job after legislation requiring them to end their rotating regional strikes across the country gained royal assent, many are still wondering whether their letters to Santa will make it to the north pole this year

James Woods / Dec 10, 2018

Culture

Twitter bans Titania McGrath, the best Twitter troll ever

Another deplatforming proves that Twitter has become a joyless cesspool of virtue signalling zombies

Joseph Fang / Dec 10, 2018

Canadian News

On the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Canada has room for improvement

While Canada excels in certain areas, it falls behind on issues like freedom of expression and recognition of the family

John Carpay / Dec 10, 2018

Culture

Can conservatives and liberals really be friends in 2018?

Bari Weiss and Eve Peyser try to forge a problematic friendship

Barbara Kay / Dec 10, 2018

Culture

Lena Dunham and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad lie

Is Lena Dunham vicious or misunderstood? Friends and former friends weigh in.

Diana Davison / Dec 10, 2018

Opinion

The left has a problem with “Virtuous” Antisemitism

The Left obviously agree that Antisemitism is bad, but many also seem to think some of its manifestations are more tolerable than others.

Shane Miller / Dec 10, 2018

Opinion

Why sex-selective abortions should be banned

Terminating a pregnancy because the fetus is female devalues all women.

Christopher Lindsay / Dec 9, 2018

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