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.
EXCLUSIVE: Doug Ford personally delivered 90,000 surgical masks to Ontarians in his truck
Ford personally drove his pickup truck to a warehouse on Sunday afternoon in order to pick up 90,000 masks that a company had donated to the province.
Peter MacKay in self-isolation after his family returns from Mexico
The Conservative Party leadership candidate Peter MacKay has gone into self-isolation after his family chose to go on vacation in Mexico.
Trudeau continues to pursue UN Security Council seat despite pandemic
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has not given up his hopes for a seat on the U.N. Security Council, according to the National Post.
Trump refuses to pay for Prince Harry and Meghan's security
President Trump has made a statement on Twitter, saying that Prince Harry and Meghan will not have their security paid for them by the U.S. taxpayer.
Ontario sends province-wide coronavirus message
The province of Ontario will be sending it's residents an emergency message to all phones, radios, and TVs at 2:00 PM today
Trudeau considers making $2,000 coronavirus allowance tax free
Trudeau's government is considering making the $2,000 allowance granted to all Canadians who are struggling as a result of coronavirus entirely non taxable
The 'stinking albatross' is now hung round Peter MacKay's neck
This boredom was resolved by Peter MacKay, who this week urged the Conservative Party to speed up the leadership contest.
Doug Ford SLAMS grocer for $30 Lysol, store claims pricing error
Ontario Premier Doug Ford slammed a Toronto grocery store for price gouging after they charged customers $30 for a container of Lysol wipes.
BREAKING: Ford announces $3.3 BILLION to support frontline medical workers
In a press conference at Queen's Park today, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a $3.3 billion cash injection to help frontline medical workers.
Report claims Trump is planning to send soldiers to Canadian border due to coronavirus outbreak
A report claims that American President Donald Trump is considering placing troops on the Canadian border in order to stop the further transmission of coronavirus.
Canada appoints first female ambassador to the US
Kirsten Hillman has officially be named the Canadian ambassador to the United States, making Hillman the first women to serve in this position.
Liberal MP tests positive for coronavirus after working as nurse
A Liberal Member of Parliment has tested positive for coronavirus, making her the first member of the House of Commons to contract the virus.
Opposition parties reach deal with government, Trudeau backs down
The government has reached a deal with the opposition parties over the scale of the emergency powers given to Justin Trudeau's executive.
MP claims his colleagues did not read legislation that granted Trudeau extraordinary power
Long-standing Conservative MP Scott Reid has said other MPs voted to grant Justin Trudeau's government sweeping power without ever reading the legislation
Trudeau's spending bill still unconstitutional despite embarrassing retreats
Trudeau has retreated from his previous position of invoking the emergencies act, a bill that would have seriously violated Canada's democracy.