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Will Russia be meddling in our election as a ploy to acquire the arctic?
One problem which often arises, which Sukhankin points out, is that calling Russian propaganda “fake news” often bolsters Russian propaganda.
Elizabeth May clarifies abortion comments, says MPs looking to reopen debate will be filtered out
May went on to tell the Globe and Mail that if any members wanted to reopen the debate, she would strongly recommend to the Green Party council that that member be ousted from the party.
Taxpayers paid $4.5 million so that MPs’ spouses could travel
Out of all MPs, six claimed nearly a fifth of travel expenses for their spouses, a cost totaling $737,199.51 for taxpayers.
Four shootings overnight in Toronto sees two victims hospitalized
The first of the four shooting incidents happened on National Street near Midland Avenue and St. Clair Avenue East at around 7:10 p.m.
B.C. man’s dog narrowly escapes death after eating meat with needles in it
“If I hadn’t noticed it, if she had ingested it, I think it would have been the end of her,” Curr said.
Ten campaign promises Justin Trudeau totally broke
Here are ten major campaign promises that Justin Trudeau has broken since his 2015 election. It’s quite the unbelievable list.
Former Greenpeace co-director receives two million dollar U.S. award for disrupting oil and gas industry in Canada
According to a statement from The Climate Breakthrough Project, Berman won the award specifically for her outstanding work on “fossil fuel supply reduction,” or, put simply, blocking oil and gas projects in Canada and beyond.
Convicted child sex offender to be released in Kingston again despite breaching parole conditions
Police have said that Petrini is at high risk for re-offending and were so surprised at his release that they even shared his photo with the community.
Liberal candidate praises late dictator Fidel Castro
“Long live the Revolution,” she said, promising that Castro will be mourned.
Bianca Andreescu to be given key to the city of Mississauga
“She’s such a fierce, fearless, bold competitor,” said Crombie. “She’s a Mississauga native, but she’s Canada’s champion.”
Greta Thunberg to attend Montreal climate protest
The infamous 16-year-old Swedish climate activist has announced her trip to Montreal on September 27 to participate in a climate protest.
Toronto Star accidentally posts that Bianca Andreescu lost to Serena Williams
Their first article, that reportedly got sent out en masse via email to their readers, was titled “Bianca Andreescu loses U.S. Open final as Serena Williams is crowned women’s champion.”
Three hospitalized after eating potentially contaminated candy at Ontario fair
They say that the potentially contaminated candy was black and red and sold in clear cellophane wrappers at a single stand in the Country Market area of the arena, immediately inside the doors to the fairground.
Police crack down on non-licensed cannabis shops in Edmonton
“A legal market is a safer market, and the EPS will continue to crack down on the illegal market,” says Cst. Dexx Williams, EPS Cannabis Liaison.
Edmonton police seek public’s help in hit-and-run case that injured 73-year-old
Witnesses say that the vehicle briefly stopped before continuing northbound on 103 street.