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.
BREAKING: O'Toole asks police to investigate alleged theft by MacKay campaign
The Erin O'Toole campaign has filed a formal complaint and has requested the police service to investigate an alleged theft of data.
Loblaw's summoned to the House of Commons to explain $2 bonus cut
The grocery chain Loblaw's has landed in hot water again after the House of Commons Industry Committee voted to summon them over a recent pay deduction.
Trudeau's federal debt reaches a stunning $1 trillion
Since the pandemic began, the Trudeau government has sunk billions into efforts to place Canada's economy in a hibernation throughout the lockdown.
MacKay compares time as defence minister to O'Toole's military service
The Second and final Conservative leadership debate was held on Thursday, showing a far stronger performance from all four remaining candidates.
CPC leadership debate marked by heated clashes between O'Toole and MacKay
The French-language Conservative leadership debate was marked by bitter clashes between Erin O'Toole and Peter MacKay on Wednesday.
BREAKING: Trudeau FAILS to win seat on UN Security Council
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has lost his bid for Canada to secure a temporary seat on the UN Security Council.
BREAKING: NDP leader booted out of Parliament for calling Quebec MP a racist
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh has been kicked out of the House of Commons today after refusing to apologize for calling a Bloc Quebecois MP a racist.
Bloc Quebecois leader says Trudeau is governing like a monarch
Yves-Francois Blanchet has attacked Justin Trudeau today, saying that the Liberal government has a lack of respect for Canada's democracy.
Senators ask for anti-racism investigation into Canadian government
Government legislators suggested that the Senate should establish a committee that examines systemic racism in Canada on Tuesday.
Trudeau suffers blow to security council dreams as India supports competitors
Trudeau's ambition of having a seat on the UN Security Council suffered another blow today as India looks certain to vote for either Ireland or Norway.
Trudeau gov't forced to release border data, attacked for lack of transparency
The House of Commons' health committee has demanded that the government publicly release data regarding travel restrictions on the Canada-US border.
MacKay repeats censorious Trudeau talking point on media and free speech
MacKay’s most recent misstep was revealing his dangerous ambition to regulate Canada’s media.
Thomas Jefferson statue toppled outside high school in Portland
A statue of Thomas Jefferson has been toppled and defaced in Portland, Oregan with the words "slave owner" graffitied on the pedestal where it once stood.
Trudeau government's rent relief program deemed useless despite huge budget
The Trudeau government's rent relief program was so crudely designed that hardly any Canadians participated in it.
Canadian Senate on alert after madman sends 'COVID-infected letters' to staff
The Canadian Senate has been put on high alert after a letter was sent to senate offices the contents of which claimed that it was covered in coronavirus.