Dylan Gibbons
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Liberal and NDP candidates ran political ads in antisemitic newspapers
Several Liberal and NDP candidates have been ousted and apologized for their decision to frequently advertise with openly antisemitic newspapers.
Singh reassures oil sands workers, promises to help them find jobs if climate change policies are implemented
“These are ways for
people with the skills in the resource sector to put those to use in other
sectors,” Singh said.“We can make that happen. It’s about commitments, it’s about having the courage to do it and we’re ready to do it.”
Beyond Meat website quietly removes claim that eating meat contributes to heart disease and cancer
The Beyond Meat website has quietly removed a likely inaccurate statistic that purported to show that eating meat increases the likeliness of developing heart disease by 21 per cent and getting cancer by 16 per cent.
Manitoba calls state of emergency after devastating snowstorm downs powerlines
Thousands were evacuated over the weekend as a massive snowstorm descended on Manitoba, downing powerlines and causing widespread power outages.
Singh says NDP will form coalition to prevent Conservative minority government
In response to the tight race between the Liberal Party and Conservative Party for seats in parliament, the NDP, led by Jagmeet Singh, has promised to form a coalition government with the Liberal Party to prevent a Conservative minority.
UPDATE: Police release photo of passenger of man alleged to have critically injured baby in Toronto hit-and-run
UPDATE: Toronto Police Services have released the following photograph of a man alleged to have run over three people, a 20-month-old baby and two women, earlier today in Scarborough. Police are asking anyone who may be able to identify the man in the photograph to come forward.
Teen in serious condition following brutal stabbing in Montreal
On Saturday, a 16-year-old boy was stabbed just after midnight on Côte-des-Neiges Rd. in Montreal. The boy remains in serious but stable condition.
Vancouver woman dragged under car for several blocks
Police believe alcohol may have been involved, but locals also admit that j-walking in the 30 km/h zone is a problem in the area and has led to many car accidents involving pedestrians.
Critics of Surrey RCMP slammed by top RCMP officer
“We can’t police a large city? We’ve been doing it since 1951. I would challenge any other large city in this country to police with the resources we do and do a better job,” said McDonald.
Two B.C. teens rescue elderly citizen trapped in the woods
The senior, Paul Jones, had gotten his SUV stuck in the mud three days earlier. He exited the car, but, given his age, immediately realized his situation and knew that there was nothing he could do to dislodge his car or escape the wilderness.
Calgary man charged with murder of three-month-old son released on bail
Anthony Karl Kurucz of Calgary is out on bail only one year after he was charged with the murder of his 3-month-old son.
Conservative Party spending plans released, outlines cuts to balance budget over five-year period
On Friday, the Conservative Party outlined their spending plans in a 103-page document, which included repealing the Carbon Tax set out by the Liberal government, pursuing universal basic tax cuts, removing GST from home energy bills, and a slew of additional cuts to government spending.
Power trip: Trudeau visits Singh’s home riding to swing voters back to Liberal party
Liberals are beginning to express fears regarding the possibility of a minority government as the charismatic Jagmeet Singh continues to swing Liberal voters over to the NDP.
Two Arab plumbers perform job free of charge after learning woman is a Holocaust survivor
Two Arab plumbers in Israel, brothers Simon and Salim Matari, have been praised for their good deed for repairing the pipes of an elderly woman free of charge after discovering that she’s a Holocaust survivor.
VIDEO: Man armed with butcher’s knife stalks Alberta town at night and breaks into homes
“I pull up footage of a tall, big guy with a huge knife in his hand,” Brianna Lamane told reporters on October 5. “It wasn’t concealed… He had it, just holding it in his hand and trying to get through our front door.”
