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.
First Nation chiefs BLAST Trudeau government for creating divisions in community
The Trudeau government has been accused of sowing new divisions within the Wet’suwet’en community.
Trudeau has courted 28 leaders over UN Security Council since pandemic started
Justin Trudeau has discussed Canada's bid for the UN Security Council Seat with 28 world leaders since early March.
Trudeau government finally admits CERB fraud claims are a 'problem'
Trudeau's Finance Minister Bill Morneau has admitted that fraud is a problem with the government's CERB program.
Why won't the Trudeau Liberals answer Poilievre's questions?
These politicians are either unwilling or unable to provide the public with crucial information.
Even anti-gun activists say Trudeau's gun ban will fail
Even a leading anti-gun advocacy group is unhappy with Justin Trudeau's gun ban after it was discovered that it has been made easily reversible.
Canada's opinion of China reaches unprecedented low: poll
85 percent of polled Canadians have said that they think the Chinese regime has been dishonest or untransparent about the coronavirus pandemic.
Trudeau government lost track of deficit after unprecedented spending
The Trudeau government has spent such a large sum of money over such a short period of time that they are unable to determine what the deficit is.
Trudeau government is ignoring fraudulent EI and CERB claims
Civil servants who have had to deal with the pandemic EI applications have been told to ignore cases of fraud.
Ontario confirms 74 percent of coronavirus deaths are in long-term care homes
Ontario has confirmed 308 new cases of coronavirus, with 35 more deaths. Out of 1,669 total deaths, 796 of these took place in long term care homes.
Trudeau government hints at dropping immigration over unemployment
Trudeau's immigration minister has suggested that Canada's immigration rates may be slashed for the first time in a decade.
Ex-Ontario Green Party candidate attacks white males, police, and Canada
The Green Party candidate in the 2018 provincial election in Ottawa Centre has made some eyebrow raising comments on social media.
Impaired Toronto driver crashes into two houses after police chase
An impaired Toronto driver has been arrested following a car crash that involved smashing into two houses on Thursday night.
Trudeau minister defends pro-China stance after broken medical equipment
François-Philippe Champagne has had to defend his warm thanks to the Chinese regime after they sent Canada broken medical equipment.
Key Canadian meat supplier facing NDP attacks
An Alberta meat-processing plant is at the centre of a political storm after the CBC and Rachel Notley’s NDP attacked the plant.
Trudeau government uncertain of how many prisoners were paroled over coronavirus fears
Federal prison managers have hit back at Bill Blair after he said that hundreds of prisoners had been released over coronavirus.