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Justice Centre to defend Ontario churches and pastors charged for defying lockdown orders
The JCCF will contest the charges on the basis the ROA violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by prohibiting people in Ontario to peacefully assemble for worship, as is their right.
Top 5 books for a conservative deep dive this holiday season
Here are five conservative books people should definitely read this holiday season.
Ford government starts 'Support Local' marketing campaign
“Support Local” is a marketing campaign designed to instill a sense of pride of place and encourage people to safely be a tourist in their own communities.
Academy Award winning black Republican to take on Newsom in CA gubernatorial race
"I've seen enough of California's decline under Gavin Newsom," said Webber in a tweet. "I am officially running against Gavin Newsom to be the next Governor of California."
Ontario one step closer to permanent daylight time
The Ontario government said the change will be on pause if the bill is passed. Modifications will not be made until Quebec and New York pass similar bills.
NYC hotels ordered to pay $500 million to employees who lost work during COVID-19
New York City hotel owners have to pay $500 million to employees who lost work because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Premier Kenney urged to ignore 'fearmongering' doctors calling for more lockdown measures
The JCCF said in the press release these lockdown measures violate the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by restricting people’s ability to move, travel, associate, assemble, and worship.
Ford government to build tiny houses for homeless veterans
The veterans’ village will be constructed from prefabricated modular housing.
McCloskey's sue over photo of them defending their St. Louis home
Mark and Patricia McCloskey, who are personal injury lawyers in their 60s, filed a lawsuit against Bill Greenblatt, a photographer at United Press International.
GM to bring back pickup truck production to Oshawa
This announcement comes after GM reached a tentative contract agreement with Unifor.
Top five Republican campaign ads from the 2020 election cycle
These ads are for House of Representatives, state senate, and gubernatorial races. Here the five best Republican ads from the 2020 election cycle.
Ford government invests $550 million to improve schools
The Ford government is putting $550 million towards building and upgrading schools they say will deliver modern, state-of-the-art classrooms and licensed child care spaces.
Toronto COVID-19 enforcement team cracks down during Thanksgiving weekend
Toronto's COVID-19 enforcement team conducted compliance checks on establishments in Toronto throughout the Thanksgiving weekend.
Yaniv drops complaints against Vancouver salons
Serial human rights complainant Jessica Yaniv has ended two lawsuits against Vancouver beauty salons.
Ford government reveals $2.8 BILLION COVID-19 fall response initiative
Premier Doug Ford said the plan, called “Keeping Ontarians Safe: Preparing for Future Waves of COVID-19,” will enable Ontario to identify, prevent, and respond to surges and waves of the virus to protect the health and safety of people in the province.
