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.
Two new cases of coronavirus confirmed in Ontario
Ontario has confirmed that there is two more confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the number of cases in Ontario up to 20.
Trudeau’s environment minister blames climate change for low birth rate
Trudeau’s Environment Minister has said that climate change is to blame for Canada’s low birth rate, despite all evidence pointing to the contrary.
CORONAVIRUS: Three new cases in Ontario, 19 cases now confirmed in the province
Coronavirus is continuing to spread in Canada. In Toronto, three new cases have been confirmed—bringing the total cases in the province to 18.
Pete Buttigieg drops out of Democratic race
Pete Butigieg has dropped out of the Democratic presidential race. Buttigieg was at one point considered to have a real shot at winning the race.
BUSTED: Facebook labels Politico story ‘false’ after claiming Trump called coronavirus a hoax
A viral story by Politico falsely claiming that President Donald Trump called the coronavirus a hoax was shot down and flagged as a false claim after fact-checking site Check Your Fact labelled the story as false.
Wet’suwet’en chiefs reach agreement with Trudeau government
The Trudeau government and the Wet’suwet’en chiefs have reached an agreement regarding the Costal GasLink pipeline.
Canada’s cost of living goes up, while wages decrease
Statistics Canada has revealed that median after-tax income did not change for individuals, remaining at $61,400. Virtually unchanged from 2017 and 2018.
What Canadians should know about Nokia and Ericsson’s connections to China
As Canadian media and politicians warn against Huawei, other phone companies such as Nokia and Ericsson get a free pass.
Gavin McInnes kicked out of CPAC
Free Speech TV founder and Vice Co-Founder Gavin McInnes has been kicked out of the Conservative Political Action Conference.
Trudeau minister says government WILL regulate online media, AGAIN
Minister Steven Guilbeault said on Monday that he would introduce a bill that will follow the recommendations for the registration of internet news sites.
Conservative candidate Marilyn Gladu releases platform, commits to lowering taxes
Conservative leadership candidate Marilyn Gladu has released her policy platform. Gladu has pledged to lower taxes for low-income Canadians.
Peter MacKay flip-flops on marijuana stance, says he won’t rescind legalization
Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay has issued a clarification over a previous statement which seemed to suggest that he would repeal marijuana.
MacKay’s campaign manager forced to apologize over pipeline tweet
Peter MacKay’s campaign manager has had to apologize over a tweet that seemed to link a shooting range with complaints about the anti-pipeline protests.
Trudeau government apologizes after hiding $183,000 in environmental contracts
The Trudeau government has been forced to apologize after attempting to to hide nearly $200,000 that they gave to an environmental group.
Toby Young’s revolt against cancel culture: meet the Free Speech Union
With his new Free Speech Union, Toby Young has committed himself to a cause that defends the central tenet of liberalism: free speech.