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 lagging behind other provinces in reopening businesses
A new report conducted by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business has shown that Ontario is falling behind other provinces.
Manitoba introduces new measures to lift province out of lockdown
Brian Pallister has announced a new wave of measures intended to lift the provinces lockdown, creating a blueprint for other provinces to follow.
Alberta Premier Kenney says he will not make coronavirus vaccine mandatory
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has said that he would not make a coronavirus vaccine mandatory.
Trudeau government tells staff not to mention China when talking about coronavirus
The Trudeau government has suggested that all Canadians should avoid bringing up China when they discuss the coronavirus pandemic.
WATCH: O'Toole says Trudeau would 'eat Peter MacKay alive' in new video
Conservative leadership candidate Erin O'Toole has released another attack video under the title "Trudeau will eat Peter MacKay alive."
WATCH: Scheer says Trudeau is only tougher on China after seeing polls
Andrew Scheer has said that Canadian's shouldn't "be fooled" by Justin Trudeau's tougher stance on China in a Ottawa press conference today.
Jim Karahalios CPC leadership disqualification overturned on technicality
Jim Karahalios's disqualification from the Conservative Party has been overturned on a technicality a judge has ruled today.
Ontario's number of daily coronavirus cases drops below 400
Ontario's daily coronavirus cases have dipped below 400, signalling an improvement in the province's pandemic battle.
Manic leftists outraged by Kenney's anti-human trafficking appointment
Kenney was heavily criticized today after he appointed Paul Brandt to the government's anti-trafficking task force.
Amount of federal debt unknown after rapid spending by Trudeau government
In a worrying sign for government transparency, taxpayers will not know how much money was spent until more than a year from now.
Montreal set to open stores and daycares over next two weeks
The city of Montreal is set to begin to lift some of the economic restrictions of the lockdown next week as the heath crisis has improved.
Ontario Liberal leader mocked online for smarmy attack on Ford
The new leader of the Ontario Liberals, Del Duca, has been slammed on social media for a video made in response to Premier Ford's cheesecake tutorial.
Trudeau government cancelled replacement of 60-year-old Snowbird planes in 2018
The Snowbird plane that crashed in British Columbia on Sunday was 60-years-old and due to be replaced before Justin Trudeau cancelled the purchase.
Erin O'Toole calls MacKay too weak to handle Liberals in blistering new attack ad
O'Toole has launched a blistering attack on Peter MacKay, accusing the Nova Scotian of being too weak to handle the Liberal war room.
WATCH: Canadian farmers say they've been abandoned by Trudeau government
Farmers have expressed disappointment in the Trudeau government, saying his lockdown policies have significantly damaged their livelihood.