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.
Calgary rocked by hail and flooding, councillors warn of 'catastrophic damage'
A severe thunderstorm swept southern Alberta on Saturday, damaging buildings in Calgary through both flooding and hail.
Top Conservatives attack Trudeau minister for dodgy China dealings
Prominent Conservative politicians have attacked Francois-Philippe Champagne over his dodgy mortgage dealings with the state-owned Bank of China.
Federal bureaucrats spend $6,000 in taxpayer money on bowling party
A federal government agency spent nearly $6,000 in taxpayer money on a bowling party and Valentine's Day candy.
Green Party leader calls the RCMP a 'racist institution'
Green Party leader-for-life Elizabeth May declared in a press conference today that the RCMP is a racist institution.
Trudeau government mocked after saying carbon tax isn't hurting farmers
The government was mocked by the agriculture committee after they suggested that the recent carbon tax hike wasn't hurting farmers
Toronto cop charged with extortion and impaired driving made $140,000 in 2019
A Toronto police officer who was charged on Tuesday for stunt and impaired driving made $140,738 in 2019 despite being charged with extortion last year.
Trudeau says he won't audit Canada's economy because it's too unpredictable
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that government would not predict the size of Canada's deficit in 2020.
Canada Explained: why is Ottawa Canada’s Capital?
Well, this week, TPM's Canada Explained examined why Ottawa is Canada's capital.
Man who wore blackface at Toronto anti-racism protest charged with 'causing a disturbance'
A man who donned blackface during an anti-racism rally in Toronto has been charged with causing a disturbance and is expected to appear in court on July 16.
Singh attacks Trudeau for CERB fraud plan and calls knee-taking hypocritical
Singh has criticized Trudeau in a press conference today, saying he should not be going after Canadians who have committed CERB fraud.
Trudeau government spent $10,000 of taxpayer money on glitzy Hollywood party
Trudeau's controversial ex-heritage minister Mélanie Joly spent nearly $10 thousand in taxpayer money on a party for a TV show in Hollywood.
Canadian-made face masks won’t be ready for second wave—Trudeau gov't turns to China
Trudeau's Department of Industry has said that Canadian-made medical masks will not be ready in time for the expected second wave of infections.
Accused Santa Cruz shooter was an Air Force sergeant who expressed anti-police sentiments before murder
The accused Santa Cruz killer Steven Carrillo was an Air Force sgt. who complained about about the police's use of force on Facebook.
CBC executive says broadcaster may allow reporters to express personal views
A top executive in the CBC has said that the outlet is considering allowing their reporters to express personal opinions about political issues.
Brampton and Mississauga mayors argue for mandatory police body cams
This article comes after a great deal of tension in the United States and Canada over the death of George Floyd and other instances of alleged police brutality.