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 government spends $326 million keeping submarines on dry land
The Trudeau government spent $326 million of taxpayer money keeping the entire Canadian fleet of submarines for a year on dry land.
John Baird considering Conservative leadership run: Report
Baird is still leaning against a leadership run, although he has yet to rule himself out. A source close to Baird said “It’s possible but it’s a long-shot.”
Chair Girl: Crown suggests 4 to 6 months of jail time for chair-tossing incident
Crown prosecutors will argue that ‘Chair Girl’ deserves 4 to 6 months in jail, saying that she is “extraordinary lucky that she didn’t kill someone.”
Winter storms causing turmoil through much of eastern Canada
Snowstorms are wreaking havoc over much of Canada today, with a heavy snowfall hitting Quebec, and similar snowsqualls in many areas of Ontario.
WATCH: Exclusive interview with Tory leadership candidate Marilyn Gladu
Marilyn Gladu pledged to review the CBC mandate, scrap Justin Trudeau’s $600 million media bailout, and said she opposes the Liberal’s gun ban.
Tory MP alleges a CPC leadership campaign is ‘promising nominations’ for support
Conservative MP Scott Reid has made a statement on Twitter, voicing his concern over a leadership campaign offering nominations for support.
Trudeau-appointed ambassador gets railed for supporting Chinese regime
Canada’s Ambassador to China Dominic Barton was lampooned this Thursday for being an apologist to the Chinese communist regime.
Toronto is packed with striking teachers after breakdown in talks
Downtown Toronto is packed with striking teachers today after elementary teachers went on strike across the province.
City of Edmonton had children listen to Extinction Rebellion activist on climate change
The City of Edmonton had children listen on numerous occasions to Extinction Rebellion activist Chris Gusen on climate change and Greta Thunberg.
Quebec premier criticized for ballooning $30M taxpayer funded blimp
Quebec Premier Francois Legault has defended a $30 million, taxpayer-funded blimp by saying that the Quebecois should learn to take risks.
Over 120 Canadian citizens imprisoned in Chinese jails
The Department of Foreign Affairs has said on Tuesday that they know of 123 Canadian citizens who are currently in Chinese jail.
EXCLUSIVE: Gladu pledges to review ‘biased’ CBC’s mandate, will scrap Trudeau’s media bailout
Conservative Leadership candidate Marilyn Gladu has pledged to review the CBC’s mandate, calling the public broadcaster’s coverage of the election “biased”.
BLOC HEAD: Blanchet blames TMX ruling on biased judges
The leader of the Bloc Quebecois Yves-Francois Blanchet has claimed Canada’s federal judges are biased towards the Liberal government after TMX ruling.
Peter MacKay backtracks on Israeli embassy issue, would move it to Jerusalem
Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay has backtracked from his position on the Canadian embassy in Israel, saying he would move it to Jerusalem.
WATCH: Peter MacKay bails on interview after being questioned over tweet
Peter MacKay’s campaign team abruptly ended an interview after the journalist asked MacKay about a video that was sent out from his twitter regarding Justin Trudeau’s yoga expenses.