Ali Taghva
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Senior Trudeau government officials confirm discussion on SNC-Lavalin with AG, inquiry needed immediately
If the Prime Minister, his party or his cabinet believe in what they preach regarding transparency, than they should openly welcome a public investigation into this matter.
Andrew Scheer: “It’s quite clear there is a cover-up going on"
The Conservatives will look at every avenue including legal to respond to the Globe and Mail report which suggested the PMO pressured former attorney general to intervene in fraud case
As Trudeau scandal escalates, Jody Wilson-Raybould’s father speaks out
?“If this mess comes out as messy as I imagine it might be, she will be one of the few people that won’t get any dirt on her,” says Bill Wilson.
Trudeau's office allegedly pressured Justice Minister to drop case against company with deep Liberal ties
The Prime Minister's Office and his principal adviser may have some serious explaining to do.
TAGHVA: Should Quebec have one tax form?
According to Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer, that's not such a terrible idea.
As 2019 approaches, the NDP fights itself
While Andrew Scheer and Justin Trudeau trade shots, it appears the NDP have a different target in mind, themselves.
50% of Albertans see separation as a real possibility, Western Canada Party dominates poll
The west appears to want in, or if all else fails, out.
Did Bob Rae just spread fake news about Jason Kenney?
Bob Rae spread fake news about Jason Kenney? Where's all the outrage?
Syrian migrant who crossed at Roxham Road says his free hotel stay is "five star" compared to the United States
“They provide everything. It’s good. Compared to U.S., it’s five star,” said the man.
Conservatives continue to make gains, Liberals still lead
A new Mainstreet poll places the Liberal party with less than a 2 point lead, a massive drop when compared to the "sunny-ways" highs the PM enjoyed earlier in his career.
CBC President bizarrely compares Netflix expansion to colonialism
CBC President Catherine Tait compared the growing influence of Netflix around the world to the colonialism of the British and French empires.
Alberta has paid $611 Billion in transfer payments from 1961 to 2017
Thanks to an article in the Financial Post and research from Tim Hearn and Robert Mansell of the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy, we now know it is roughly $661 billion net from 1961 to 2017.
Grassroots group organizing against the CBC's alleged anti-gun bias
The CBC maintains on their main website a mountain of articles which are incredibly one-sided when it comes to the coverage of guns and gun control.
CBC allegedly pulls fact-based firearms article for being too "pro-gun"
According to Tracey Wilson a staff member of the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights (CCFR), the CBC has pulled a four-part written series from the Radio Canada International website, halfway through release.
Billionaire-backed American organization caught hiding strategy to “land-lock” Canadian oil & influence elections
A new report shines a light on the connection between US billionaires, foreign cash, and Canadian green activism.