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Traffic stop leads to police seizure of nearly two million dollars in illegal cannabis
26-year-old Kiryl Andrushkevich of Oakville and 32-year-old Damaris Nataren Ortega of Toronto appeared in court on Sunday.
Energy prices spike after attack on oil facilities in Saudi Arabia
EnPro’s Roger McKnight says that gas prices may go up by three to four percent by Wednesday. However, he added that Canadians are fortunate that many retailers recently switched to the winter blend of gasoline, which is cheaper to produce. Thus, it is likely the rise in prices will be temporary.
Liberal Party continues to support two B.C. candidates known for past misconduct
One of the candidates, a lawyer, was suspended from practicing law after they failed to pay their GST. The other lied on their CMHC loan application.
Iran’s hardliners threaten to seize Canadian assets after the sale of Iranian buildings
“In that case, we will certainly take action via international circles to impound and confiscate Canada’s assets,” Raeisi warned. “We will by no means remain silent on this issue.”
WATCH: Kevin O’ Leary roasts Trudeau’s performance on the economy
“He’s just very inept at managing. He’s a bad manager. He’s a bad fiduciary. He doesn’t have any skill sets. He’s never experienced what it’s like to manage such a complex thing [such] as the Canadian economy,” said O’Leary.
Condemnation from Iran after Canada sells Iranian government assets and gives proceeds to terrorism victims
The creditors involved in the sale of the two buildings, from which the money is derived, say that Iran has actively funded and trained these terrorist organizations and that victims are entitled to such monetary compensation.
Political leaders silent over Bill C-21 and whether the government needs to intervene
Bill C-21, a controversial secularism law now being applied in Quebec which prevents many government employees from wearing religious symbols has been causing increased controversy and calls for the federal government to intervene.
“Race card” comment leads to Liberal cabinet minister’s resignation
The resignation came one day after a recording was released wherein Trimper can be heard accusing the Innu of Labrador of being prone to playing “the race card” to get what they want.
WATCH: In Russia, being good at hockey gets you an AK-47 instead of a trophy
The coach cocks the Kalashnikov and gives a short speech before passing the AK-47 off to the captain, who in turn awards the MVP of the game, goalie Saveli Kononov.
PPC candidate ousted for asking Maxime Bernier to denounce racism in the party
“I don’t want anything to do with that crap. If you can’t be adamantly clear about that, I don’t know how the hell you expect me to campaign for you. You’re putting the onus on me to show that we don’t do this,” said Misera.
Winnipeg couple beaten with socks full of rocks
“That’s when one of the females started hitting me in the head several times with the weapon that she had brought,” Tweed said. “It was very loud, very painful. I think she got me about four or five times.”
The number of minimum wage workers has doubled over 20 years
The data shows that the proportion of workers making minimum wage grew from 5.2 percent to 10.4 percent in just two decades.
Liberal Party prevents wife from taking over for MP facing scandal
Following the claims from the ex, which included saying Geng had been engaged in an affair for years, the MP announced that he would not be running again. His wife quickly entered the race.
Canada uncertain whether man connected to West Bank ‘honour killing’ is in the country
The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has been conducting passport checks, but they have so far produced no evidence that Ihab Ghrayeb is in the country.
Greens surpass NDP in latest poll and Liberals lead by four points over Conservatives
According to a Mainstreet Research poll released on September 10, the Green Party has overtaken the NDP and now sit at 11 percent.