Brendan Boucher
Brendan is a university student based in Ottawa you can follow him on twitter @Boucher70.
FBI quietly re-labels 2017 shooting on Republican Congressman as 'domestic terrorism'
In a report released on Friday, the FBI changed the classification of the attack on Republican lawmakers in 2017 as "domestic terrorism" from "suicide by cop."
Wisconsin high school gives students truancy charges for anti-mask protest
Dozens of high school students in Wisconsin protested the requirement to wear masks even outdoors, and the school board decided to make an example of them.
New York City Pride bans NYPD presence to 'create safer spaces for the LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities'
The organizers of the New York City Pride March are "taking steps" to ensure police officers are not included in the parade.
Penn State bans all references to binary gender, including 'he' and 'she'
Penn State has announced that they will move away from their "male-centric academic history" by banning all language that refers to gender.
Disney pulls woke critical race theory training from website after public backlash
Employees said Disney "actively discourages conservative and Christian employees from expressing their views."
AG Merrick Garland says white supremacists are the biggest terror threat to US
Attorney General Merrick Garland told the Senate Appropriations Committee that white supremacist groups constitute the largest domestic terror threat for the United States.
Timmins Police capture wanted murder suspect who kidnapped his ex-girlfriend
Timmins police arrested a man wanted since July 2020 for a shooting who also allegedly kidnapped his ex-girlfriend in March in front of police.
Police officer suspended over tweet critical of BLM sues city for $1 million
A veteran police officer in Nevada is suing his department after he was fired over Tweets he posted while off duty.
WATCH: US Army launches super woke recruitment ad
Following the lead of the CIA, the US Army released an ad that seeks to appeal to a new, woke generation.
PEI keeps Sir John A. Macdonald statue, will add Indigenous art to it
Charlottetown city council voted 8-1 to keep the Sir. John A. Macdonald, but add signage and art proposed by Indigenous leaders.
Trudeau silent on Israel, Harper calls on allies to condemn attacks by Hamas
Former Prime Minister Stephan Harper released a statement on Tuesday, where he called on world leaders to condemn the rocket attacks on Israeli civilians.
WATCH: Ted Cruz storms out of hearing after slamming Biden's radical nominess
Cruz stormed out after confronting Democratic Committee Chairman Blumenthal over Biden administration nominees who push to "abolish the police."
Windsor Hospital asks permission to receive vaccine doses from Detroit
The Windsor Regional Hospital has applied for a special Health Canada program that would allow it to receive vaccine doses from neighbouring Michigan.
New York Times calls out CDC for misleading Americans on outdoor transmission of COVID
"Saying that less than 10 percent of Covid transmission occurs outdoors is akin to saying that sharks attack fewer than 20,000 swimmers a year. It’s both true and deceiving."
NYT falsely claims Dave Rubin 'regularly hosts white supremacists'
In an interview with Democratic candidate for New York City mayor Andrew Yang, the New York Times claimed that political pundit and host Dave Rubin "regularly hosts white supremacists."