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.
Ford's Ontario loses 64,500 jobs while unemployment in every other province declines
May has been a surprisingly positive month for Canada's economy—unless you are from Ontario, of course, which has managed to lose 64,500 jobs.
Trudeau government deletes faulty Chinese coronavirus data from report, health minister proven wrong
Trudeau's health minister had previously said the idea of bad data from China was an internet conspiracy theory.
BREAKING: Nova Scotia shooter's guns were all obtained illegally
The RCMP have said that the Nova Scotia gunman obtained his weapons illegally in a press conference of Thursday.
Green Party leader says America 'unsafe' for minorities, wants Canada to offer refugee status
Elizabeth May has managed to irritate a large swath of Canadians by suggesting that the United States is no longer safe.
Trudeau government's medical equipment blunder cost taxpayers $1.8 billion
The Trudeau government's failure to retain medical supplies before the pandemic struck Canada has cost the taxpayer some $1.8 billion.
Liberal MP wants universal basic income in spite of Canada's tattered economy
A Liberal MP has suggested that Canada's temporary pandemic relief programs should be converted into a permanent universal basic income.
WATCH: Ontario grain farmers launch blistering attack on Trudeau
The Grain Farmers of Ontario (GFO) have released another blistering video, warning Canadians that the food supply chain is breaking.
Community rallies around homeless man whose possessions were torched by antifa
A homeless man who had his worldly possessions torched by an antifa mob has been given new clothes, a tent and money.
Peter MacKay baffles Canadians with bizarre milk photo
Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay is continuing to confuse people on social media, uploading a photo of himself drinking milk.
Conservatives push to ban Chinese companies from buying key Canadian businesses
Industry Committee pledged yesterday to review rules relating to the sale of Canadian energy companies.
BREAKING: Doug Ford extends state of emergency—Ontario falls behind other provinces in reopening
Doug Ford has extended the province's state of emergency as other provinces begin to loosen their lockdown restrictions.
BREAKING: Doug Ford says he has 'zero tolerance' for racism
Premier Doug Ford spoke on the anti-racism protests engulfing North America, while also introducing an electricity bill relief program.
Montreal anti-racism protest soured by violent antifa thugs
It is legitimate to protest in solidarity with our neighbours to the south, but it is not acceptable for white antifa members to throw stones at black, Montreal cops in the name of racial equality.
Trudeau government borrows over $371.5 BILLION in 27 days, breaks record
Ottawa has set a borrowing record with its unchecked spending during the lockdown, borrowing more than one third of a trillion dollars in 27 days.
Trudeau government will not say how much they paid CEO
Trudeau's Infrastructure Minister will not tell the Canadian public how many taxpayer dollars were given to a former CEO.