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.
China slows down medical exports to Canada
Canada has had difficulties receiving vital pandemic equipment from China, throwing yet another wrench into Canada's relationship with the regime.
Family who were neighbours with Nova Scotia shooter confirmed dead
A family of three were among the victims of a senseless murder by a mass shooter in Nova Scotia, showing the sheer tragedy of Sunday's events.
Canada's oil industry pleads with Trudeau to halt stifling red tape
Canada's ailing oil industry is lobbying the Trudeau government to put a stop to the increase in carbon tax.
Trudeau government makes masks mandatory for plane travel
The Trudeau government is now enforcing their first mask decree, forcing all airline passengers to wear a mask on flights due to the risk of infection.
Chinese ambassador tells Canadians virus is not China's fault
China's ambassador to Canada made a teary-eyed plea to Canadians yesterday, telling the nation that the pandemic was not China's fault.
Trudeau's second home undergoing $8.6 MILLION tax-funded renovation
Justin Trudeau's second home Harrington Lake where he spends summers with his family is undergoing $8.6 million in taxpayer-funded renovations.
Canada's shrivelled economy in far worse shape than expected
The coronavirus-fulled economic collapse that has plagued (and will plague) Canada is far worse than feared.
BREAKING: Ford tells long-term care homes 'help is on the way'
In a press conference today, the Ontario Premier Doug Ford reassured long-term care homes that the government will help their residents.
Quebec wants healthcare help despite equalization payments and surplus
Trudeau announced that there have been three separate requests from the provinces for military aid in order to prop up their healthcare system.
WATCH: Viral video lampoons Trudeau's coronavirus response
A video created by Greg Wycliffe has gone viral, mocking the Liberal government's response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Trudeau to ticket 'non-essential' border crossers
Trudeau's cabinet decided on Tuesday that they would allow the police to ticket illegal border crossers $1,ooo or $100 if they are children.
New Zealand prime minister takes huge pay cut, while Trudeau approves MPs' raise
Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern is taking a 20 percent pay cut over the course of six months due to the economic strain of coronavirus.
Trudeau says Canada-US border will be closed for some weeks
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has warned that the Canada-U.S. border will remain closed for some time due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The WHO supports reopening China's wet markets
The Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is applying pressure on the WHO after they supported the re-opening of the Chinese wet markets.
Erin O'Toole SLAMS China and the WHO for corruption
Erin O'Toole has released a video where he intensely criticizes the Chinese CCP regime and advocates for a future of Canadian self-reliance.