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Liberals stand by candidate despite history of offensive comments
The Liberal candidate, Jaime Battiste, was revealed by the Toronto Sun to have penned numerous racist, sexist, and homophobic social media posts, dating back to 2012.
Elections Canada attempts to combat huge number of non-Canadians on voting register
In May, it was revealed that Elections Canada needed to eliminate an estimated 103,000 people from their voters’ register because they aren’t Canadian, but nonetheless were registered to vote. This number was later revised to 85,000, of which 74,000 were removed, according to Elections Canada.
Scheer says he’s in the process of renouncing his dual citizenship with U.S
Andrew Scheer announced that he has been in the process of renouncing his dual citizenship with the U.S. since August.
Justin Bieber fires back at PETA after condemnation of his exotic cats
No stranger to owning exotic pets, including a monkey, Justin Bieber has been dragged in front of PETA’s enraged head lights after the pop star’s purchase of two exotic cats valued at $35,000.
Naomi Osaka dethrones Bianca Andreescu at China Open
Andreescu had initially been ahead in the match, making Osaka nervous, but the latter came out on top after a sustained effort.
Hamilton pedophile who attempted to traffic seven-year-old stepdaughter returned from healing lodge to prison
On Wednesday, a Hamilton man who received a 13.5-year sentence for attempting to sexually advertise, sexually abusing, and creating child pornography of his 7-year-old stepdaughter was transferred from a medium security prison to the Waseskun Healing Lodge in Quebec.
“MAGAUSA” license plate unapproved — Saskatchewan driver calls out “political correctness”
Rod Kletchko of Regina, Saskatchewan has 30 days to return his “MAGAUSA” vanity plate after the plate was unapproved by the Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI).
Scheer reaffirms promise to not re-open abortion debate
"My personal position has always been open and consistent," Scheer said Thursday.
Ford government scraps planned cuts to social assistance programs
Doug Ford’s PC government has cancelled their planned cuts to social assistance programming following public condemnation across Ontario.
Three teens plead guilty in St Michael’s College School sexual assault case
On October 3, three youths alleged to have committed sexual assault at St Michael’s College School in 2018 have plead guilty to multiple charges during a court appearance.
Young man who killed five at house party to be reintegrated into Edmonton community
In 2014, Matthew de Grood fatally stabbed five people at a Calgary house party. He was originally charged with five counts of first-degree murder but was found not criminally responsible in 2016 after a two-week trial.
Five dead in Paris knife attack on police headquarters
On Thursday morning, four police staff lost their lives during a knife attack at police headquarters in Paris. A fifth, the attacker, has been shot dead by police. The motive of the attack has yet to be determined.
B.C. senior citizen fined $368 for having a phone in a cup holder while driving
On Monday, a senior citizen in Richmond was charged for having her cellphone in her cupholder. Despite not being distracted by the device, she was given a $368 fine for distracted driving.
Canadian economy experienced no growth or decline in July
Statistics Canada says the Canadian GDP was virtually flat in July, citing weaknesses in oil and gas extraction offsetting gains due to ongoing shutdowns in the industry.
Conservative MP requests investigation into Trudeau possibly breaking Toronto campaign rules
"While Mr. Trudeau's past actions indicate that he believes there are one set of rules for him, and another set of rules for everyone else, I am confident you agree that all candidates and campaigns should be held to the same standard,"
