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Ontario pastor on the church’s battle against shutdowns
Dr. Aaron Rock is the head pastor at Harvest Bible Church in Windsor Ontario, and has been taking the lead in the fight to keep churches open across Canada.
Trudeau refuses to say when vaccines will arrive in Canada
During his Friday presser in front of his home, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was asked when vaccines would arrive in Canada, a question which he did not answer.
One-year-old dead, police officer seriously injured after shooting near Lindsay, Ontario
The Special Investigations Unit is investigating an interaction near Lindsay, Ontario between a 33-year-old man and the OPP which left the man’s one year old son dead.
Ontario region unanimously votes to publicly shame those who violate COVID-19 restrictions
The motion states that “any fines issued related to COVID-19 related by-laws and public health regulations by the NRP, Public Health, and municipal by-law officials be published.”
Eglinton Crosswalk worker taken to hospital following crane collapse
A crane on the Eglinton Crosswalk construction site collapsed Monday evening, sending a worker to hospital with minor injuries.
Harmful South Australia lockdown cut short, after it was revealed pizza worker lied about outbreak
Officials in Adelaide, Australia ended the state’s six day “circuit breaker” lockdown early after it was revealed that a pizza parlour worker misled contact tracers into thinking there had been a significant outbreak.
Man, 23, seriously hurt in gunfight with five police officers in Ontario, SIU says
The Special Investigations Unit has launched an investigation after a 23-year-old man was repeatedly shot at by police during a confrontation in Vaughan.
Violating COVID-19 rules means $5,000 per day fines for some Ontario businesses
Businesses in the York region that do not follow rules imposed to flatten the curve of COVID-19 could be fined $5000 a day,
Dr. Fauci says Santa is 'immune' to COVID-19
Children this morning are waking up the good news that Santa will be coming by to give presents, and not COVID-19 this year
BREAKING: Fredericton shooter who killed four in 2018 found 'not criminally responsible'
Matthew Raymond, the man who killed four people in Fredericton back in 2018 has been found not criminally responsible by the jury due to his mental health conditions
Are lockdowns unconstitutional? Ontario constitutional lawyer answers your lockdown questions
The Post Millennial reached out to Lisa Bildy, a lawyer for the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedom who plans to challenge the new lockdowns imposed by the Ontario government in court.
Poilievre starts petition to stop 'The Great Reset'
Poilievre went on to describe “The Great Reset” as socialist, adding that “global financial elites have called for the same "Great Reset", which would reengineer economies and societies to empower the elites at the expense of the people;”
Manslaughter conviction upheld for Calgary grandfather who killed grandson
Perdomo Lopez now plans to have his nine-year jail sentence appealed, now that he's dealt with the conviction appeal.
Constitutional law firm says they will challenge Calgary in court if they implement 'circuit-breaker' lockdown
The Canadian non-profit public interest law firm, put out a news release warning Calgary’s Emergency Management Chief Tom Sampson and Mayor Naheed Nenshi that if they impose a hard 28-day “circuit breaker” lockdown, the firm will take “immediate legal action”.
McGill University unveils new name for varsity team after 'RedMen' deemed racist
Montreal’s reputed McGill University has announced it has chosen a new name for their men’s varsity teams.