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.
Green Party, Bloc Quebecois ask Trudeau to kill oil industry
The oil and gas sector has been devastated by the drop in oil prices alongside plummeting demand due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Trudeau government's lack of medical equipment called an 'embarrassment' by major union
The Trudeau government's inability to procure medical equipment during the pandemic has been labelled a "national embarrassment."
BREAKING: UK gov't scientist resigns after breaking lockdown to romp with married lover
A scientist nicknamed "Professor Lockdown" has resigned from his position after breaking social distancing rules to meet his married lover.
Trudeau government REFUSES to release carbon tax data, says it's 'secret'
The Trudeau government is refusing to release carbon tax data, saying it is top secret so that Canadians are unable to see the findings of the report.
Scheer blasts Trudeau for misleading Canadians over multi-million Amazon contract
Scheer is asking for the Trudeau government to reveal their hidden contracts after it was discovered that Canadians were misled on Monday.
Montreal delays reopening after 75 new deaths in Quebec
Montreal has pushed back the reopening of the city's stores by one week after 75 new coronavirus deaths were reported in Quebec.
Trudeau government misled Canadians on million-dollar Amazon contract
Justin Trudeau's Minister for Public Works Anita Anand "misled" Canadians about Amazon's contract with the government to dole out medical supplies.
Canadian air travellers may face massive fee hikes after lockdown
Canadian air travellers may face huge price increases without Trudeau government funding and some air fees could hike by 50 percent.
Conservative leadership candidates SLAM Trudeau's gun ban
The four remaining Conservative leadership candidates have slammed Trudeau's gun ban today, calling it "frustrating" and "misleading."
BREAKING: Ford loosens lockdown, will allow more businesses to reopen
Doug Ford announced in a press conference today that he would be rolling out legislation that would allow a great deal of businesses to open up.
China's envoy to Canada praises Trudeau for not attacking Beijing
China's envoy to Canada has said they appreciate Canada's treatment of the regime, and accused the United States of "smearing" his country.
EXCLUSIVE: MacKay backed current Trudeau-style gun bans in 2000
An op-ed written by Peter MacKay in 2000 argued that in perfect gun legislation "assault rifles and automatic weapons will be banned."
Trudeau to give $9 BILLION to students despite massive debt
Despite Canada's whopping $252 billion federal debt, the Trudeau government has decided to give $9 billion dollars to students affected by the pandemic.
Canada's pandemic costs skyrocket with added military aid
Canada's lockdown has become increasingly expensive after it was revealed on Tuesday that military support is costing the taxpayer some $456 million.
Taiwan sends Canada 500,000 masks, still banned from WHO
Taiwan has sent 500,000 desperately needed surgical masks to Canada which will go to the most vulnerable Canadians and medical professionals.