Nico Johnson
Nico Johnson is the political correspondent at The Post Millennial. Originally from the U.K. Nico now lives and works in Montreal Quebec.
Dr. Tam warns Canadians that threat of second wave is 'very real'
Dr. Theresa Tam has warned Canadians that a second wave of coronavirus infections is "very real" as the economy begins to open up.
WATCH: Montreal Economic Institute scrutinizes efficacy of lockdown
The MEI has created a video that scrutinizes the efficacy of the lockdown, saying there is no relationship between stronger lockdowns and less coronavirus.
Appeals for Alberta premier to fire speechwriter who called residential schools 'bogus genocide story'
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has been placed under pressure to fire a speechwriter who called residential schools a "bogus genocide story."
Record-breaking Trudeau government spending bills pass without scrutiny
The senate on Friday is consenting to Trudeau government legislation that will push Canada's federal debt over an eye-watering $1 trillion.
Trudeau Liberal MP calls police unions a 'huge problem'
The Liberal chair of the House of Commons' public safety committee has called police unions "a huge problem" in a meeting.
EXCLUSIVE: Senior Liberal staffer calls for the RCMP to be abolished
A top Liberal staffer who serves as the communications advisor for Trudeau Minister Navdeep Bains called for the RCMP to be abolished on social media.
SHAMEFUL: Canada's political elite pen letter urging Trudeau to release Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou
A cohort of prominent former politicians and judges have sent a letter to Trudeau's Justice Minister saying that Canada should set aside the rule of law.
CBC watched by only 3% of Canadians yet funded by 100% of population
Despite the CBC's chronically uninterested audience, the crown broadcasting company routinely splashes out a fortune on underwhelming products.
Green Party leadership candidate says police should give $20 to every person of colour they stop
The Green Party leadership debate was held on Tuesday, revealing an increasingly radical party without purpose or ambition.
Kitchener politicians to leave John A. Macdonald statue doused in red paint
Local politicians in Kitchener, Ontario have said that they will not remove the red paint from a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald after it was desecrated for a second time.
Ontario suffers small spike in coronavirus cases, first death of an under 20 year old
There has been a small growth in coronavirus cases in Ontario, with the first death of a patient under the age of 20.
Trudeau government awarded disgraced SNC-Lavalin MILLIONS in government contracts
The disgraced construction firm SNC-Lavalin has continued to win millions in federal contracts.
MacKay campaign subject of RCMP, OPP probes into allegations of spying on O'Toole meetings
The O'Toole campaign has accused senior MacKay staffers of persuading junior O'Toole supporters to provide crucial login information to their campaign.
US Secretary of State demands that China release two Canadian citizens
Mike Pompeo is demanding that Beijing release Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, calling China's charges against the Canadians "politically motivated."
Elections Canada dismisses complaints against Trudeau minister without interviewing him
This decisions comes in spite of the fact that the agency failed to interview the organizing Marc Miller, nor anyone that attended the New York party.