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.
Trudeau won't refund small businesses because 'it's not their money'
Bill Morneau has said that the government will not rebate GST payments to smaller Canadian businesses as it is "not their money."
BREAKING: Doug Ford extends state of emergency, demands 'get these damn tests done'
In a press conference today, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that he will extend Ontario's state of emergency for another 28 days.
Poilievre slams Trudeau for allowing Chinese tourists into Canada during pandemic
Pierre Poilievre criticized the Trudeau government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak today, effectively accusing them of negligence.
Trudeau government saw $7.6 BILLION in claims over one week
Canada's Revenue Agency saw $7.6 billion in claims for emergency cheques to support the employed and other struggling businesses.
Ontario reaches over 6,000 cases of coronavirus, 22 more deaths
The province of Ontario has reached over 6,000 cases of coronavirus.
Deficit rises to $184 BILLION due to coronavirus spending
The Trudeau government's deficit has risen sharply to $184 billion, which is more than triple any former record.
EXCLUSIVE: Trudeau Foundation rewards judge with job after shilling for PM in SNC Lavalin scandal
Beverley McLachlin, who served as Chief Justice before getting wrapped up in the SNC Lavalin scandal, has been appointed a mentor in the Trudeau Foundation.
Scheer demands scrutiny and accountability from Trudeau
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has sent a letter to Justin Trudeau demanding that the government must allow scrutiny and accountability.
Building permits crash, sparking fears of depression
The value of building permits declined some 23 percent last month, which echoes the collapse of the Great Depression.
MacKay email blunder tells Canadians to 'overcome diversity'
Peter MacKay is in hot water again after saying that Canadians must "overcome diversity," by which he presumably meant adversity.
Trudeau government unprepared for pandemic despite repeated warnings
The Public Health Agency of Canada, which was created to prepare for a pandemic, has been accused of being entirely unprepared for coronavirus.
62,000 Chinese surgical masks recalled in Toronto due to low quality
The City of Toronto is recalling some 62,000 Chinese-made surgical masks that were distributed to long-term care homes after they were discovered to be defective.
BREAKING: Ford calls on Ontarians to volunteer, demands self-sufficiency
Doug Ford has announced today in a press conference that the government has set up an online portal to connect volunteers to healthcare professionals.
Doug Ford visits auto part manufacturer, delivers 1000 new respirator masks
These masks are important as they are crucially similar to the desperately needed N95 masks.
Wuhan lifts travel restrictions after 11 weeks of lockdown
Wuhan has lifted their stringent travel restrictions after almost eleven weeks of coronavirus-related lockdown