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Ford government announces one percent annual wage cap on public sector workers
On Wednesday afternoon, it was revealed that the Ontario government will be capping annual wage increases at one percent for public sector workers.
“It increases my feminism”: Justin Trudeau says about ejecting Wilson-Raybould and Philpott from the Liberal caucus
“It increases my feminism. It continues to challenge and make us think differently about it,” said Justin Trudeau.
“They are rewriting history”: Maxime Bernier defends Michael Cooper on CTV while Conservatives curiously absent
“Michael didn’t do anything wrong, he was expressing his point of view and we need people like that in our parliament,” said Bernier.
Scheer promises inter-provincial free trade deal in latest policy speech
In the latest speech during his “My Vision for Canada” series, Andrew Scheer further elaborated on a Conservative trade policy for 2019.
“Is Trudeau leading us to civil war?”: Alberta separatist third-party group erects billboards in Edmonton
The group which seeks a referendum on Alberta’s separation from confederation has targeted Justin Trudeau as a potential arbiter of “civil war” within Canada.
Liberals and NDP vote to revise Justice Committee record of ousted Conservative’s remarks
In a Stalinesque turn of events, Liberal and NDP members of the Justice Committee have voted to wipe the record clean of some comments made by former committee member and Conservative MP Michael Cooper.
“Fellow feminist” Justin Trudeau opens international women’s conference in Vancouver
“I can only imagine how hard it is to be a feminist on the front-lines,” Trudeau told conference attendees as he spoke about the state of gender equality today.
Senator grills Liberals for calling Richmond Hill explosives arrest a “local matter” while FBI investigates
Senator Linda Frum grilled the federal government for calling the arrest of two individuals for possessing explosive materials a “local matter”.
Canada’s GDP remains at meager 0.1% growth for last two quarters
According to Statistics Canada Canada’s GDP isn’t showing signs of growing. Despite federal spending and a new budget, the first financial quarter of 2019 reported a meager 0.1% GDP growth since last year.
Serial child-rapist teacher gets 16 year sentence for sexually abusing 26 kids
According to court evidence, Sarile extorted the children into performing degrading sex acts on him with promises of payment, drugs and threats that he would release sexually explicit photographs of them.
Liberals polled Canadians about SNC-Lavalin deal and then ignored the results
The polls concluded that the general public reaction was negative. Most people polled felt that using a deferred prosecution agreement was unfair and signaled that corporations could get away with corruption.
Toronto “chair girl” parties in the Dominican Republic against the advice of lawyers
Marcella Zoia, or “chair girl” reached internet infamy after she was videotaped throwing a chair off a high rise near the Gardiner Expressway.
Alberta says goodbye to the carbon tax
Alberta’s carbon tax is dead. Legislation will pass later today to make the act official, but since midnight Thursday morning Albertans no longer have to pay a carbon tax.
CRA settles with wealthy elites involved in off-shore tax scheme
The Canadian Revenue Agency has settled with a number of individuals involved in an offshore tax avoidance scheme on the Isle of Man.
Trudeau government awards 70 immigration sponsorship spots to avoid lawsuits
According to sources, the federal government decided to settle with the claimants instead of pursuing a legal battle. 70 sponsorship spots were awarded to those involved in the lawsuit so that they can sponsor their family members abroad.