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.
Former Liberal health minister attacks CBC, questions their independence
CBC is used to criticism from conservatives. This time, however, even a former Liberal minister has questioned their journalistic independence.
Top bureaucrats charged taxpayers for unnecessary flights after Trudeau told them not to
Top federal executives spent thousands of taxpayer dollars on commercial flights after Trudeau told Canadians they should work from home
EXCLUSIVE: Leaked polling report shows MacKay's support plummeting, O'Toole takes the lead
An extraordinary new Conservative leadership poll acquired by The Post Millennial has shown Erin O’Toole comfortably beating Peter MacKay.
Trudeau government claims China will replace one million faulty masks
Chinese suppliers have said they will replace the shoddy medical equipment they sent Canada in one of their "mask diplomacy" missions.
Trudeau to work with provinces to reopen Canada, not yet out of the woods
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that he is working with the provinces to safely lift economic restrictions and open up Canada.
BLACK FRIDAY: Trudeau government delays incoming recession
Canada is expected to have a "black Friday" next week as rents are due for small businesses.
Is Derek Sloan a racist? The CBC thinks so
Canada's establishment media is angry with the Conservative Party again. This time, it has to do with Derek Sloan.
BREAKING: Doug Ford's mother-in-law tests positive for coronavirus
Doug Ford's 95-year-old mother-in-law has tested positive for coronavirus confirms the premier's office.
Ex-Green Party candidate laughs at Alberta's economy, wants UCP deported
Tom Milroy has landed himself in hot water after making some controversial comments regarding the price of oil, western alienation, and the UCP.
Trudeau government's pandemic agency did not know about dwindling medical stockpile
The manager of Canada's $300 million medical equipment supply (created in case of a pandemic) admitted that they were not aware of any medical shortages.
Canada's energy sector slowly stops oil production amid price plunge
Canada's shrivelled oil industry is slowly shutting down their oil production as global oil prices traumatize businesses.
Justin Trudeau's approval rating SURGES during coronavirus
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's approval rating has risen to its highest level since 2017.
Doug Ford predicts Victoria Day for lifting of some lockdown restrictions
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has predicted that Ontario will lift their lockdown and economic restrictions by Victoria Day.
Doug Ford says he's feeling pressure to open Ontario, even from nephew
The Ontario Premier Doug Ford has been receiving increasing pressure to open the economy, particularly so from his 12-year-old nephew.
Saudi Arabia sentences record number of people to death
Saudi Arabia has sentenced a record number of its citizens to death in 2019.