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.
Bernie Sanders supporter released on bail after trying to burn down Republican office
A supporter of Bernie Sanders has attempted to burn down a GOP office in Eureka, California, according to the local ABC affiliate.
Radical blogs are instructing activists on how to sabotage Canada’s train tracks
Left-wing blogs have been offering instructions and maps during the #ShutDownCanada protests on how to blockade and damage train tracks and other pieces of Canada’s infrastructure.
Erin O’Toole pledges to protect Canadian history, says cancel culture is like ‘cultural marxism’
Conservative leadership candidate Erin O’Toole has pledged to preserve Canadian history from cancel culture, saying the “left has become so loud that it’s almost like a cultural marxism.”
Leslyn Lewis officially enters Conservative leadership race
Leslyn Lewis has officially entered the race to be the next leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
Police prepare to remove anti-pipeline protestors from blocking train tracks
Police are preparing to clear the tracks in Belleville of demonstrators who managed to halt all train travel between Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.
Trudeau won’t intervene in protesters blocking highways and railways
Justin Trudeau has refused to say that he will intervene in the #ShutDownCanada protests, which have crippled major parts of Canada’s transportation routes.
Conservative leadership candidates speak out on #ShutDownCanada
Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidates speak out about the Coastal GasLink pipeline and the #ShutDownCanada protests.
Liberal Transport Minister says he is ‘very concerned’ by train blockades
Liberal Transport Minister is “very concerned” by the anti-pipeline protestors who have blocked the tracks between Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal.
Trudeau flies to the Caribbean to win support for a seat on UN Security Council
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be flying to the Caribbean so to court support for Canada gaining a seat on the UN Security Council.
Trudeau government pays media to write climate change articles
The Department of Canadian heritage is paying news outlets to write stories on climate change through taxpayer-funed subsidies, which are in the millions.
Vancouver Island man arrested for tearing down anti-pipeline blockade
One Vancouver Island man was arrested yesterday as residents teared down a blockade that was stopping access to a highway.
CBC pulls out of Omar Khadr speaking event in Halifax
CBC’s Nahlah Ayed is no longer going to moderate a discussion at Dalhousie University in Halifax that includes Omar Khadr as a guest speaker.
Police arrest 33 anti-pipeline activists who blocked BC port
Police have arrested 33 anti-pipeline protestors who had blockaded the Port of Vancouver over the development of a pipeline in Northern British Columbia.
Trudeau avoids questions on Alberta oil sands mine being possibly killed
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that the government is going through a process to determine whether the Teck Frontier Mine is in the national interest.
Anti-pipeline protestors shut down train travel for fourth day
Environmental protesters have blocked Via Rail tracks for the fourth day now, blocking Trains in the Windsor-Quebec corridor.