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.
Inside the Conservative leadership race: who are the contenders?
A whole month has now passed since Andrew Scheer resigned as leader of the Conservative Party, and now, the race to replace him is well and truly underway
Pierre Poilievre says he supports gay marriage, won’t open abortion debate
Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre isn’t interested in opening up abortion debate, supports gay marriage.
Former B.C. government disbanded the illegal gaming unit despite signs of corruption: Report
A wealthy businessman who was well-connected to Asian organized crime was permitted to buy a stake in a British Columbian Lottery Group casino.
Trudeau-appointed senator speaks at pro-China event
A Trudeau-appointed Senator, who holds broad legislative power in the Senate, has raised some eyebrows through this more-than-friendly attitude to China.
Pedo prisoner on the loose in Ottawa after being accidentally released
A dangerous Ottawa sex offender has been set free by accident and is still on the loose.
Amanda Simard crosses floor to join Ontario Liberal Party
Former Conservative Party MPP for the riding of Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Amanda Simard has announced that she will be joining the Ontario Liberal Party in a press conference today.
Conservative MP slams MacKay for disloyalty towards Scheer
The long-standing Conservative Member of Parliment, Scott Reid, has aggressively criticized Peter MacKay on twitter after the former Harper minister announced his intention to run for the leadership.
Trudeau gives Canadian Tire $2.7 million for electric car charging stations
Canadian Tire has received a $2.7 million subsidy from the Trudeau government to install electric car charging stations across Canada.
Vast majority of Canadians don’t want to pay for Harry and Meghan’s security: Poll
An overwhelming majority of Canadians do not want to foot the bill for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
Taxpayers’ ombudsman spends $2,853 of taxpayer money on Hawaii trip
The Taxpayers’ Ombudsman, whose government position is to look out for the Canadian taxpayer, has declined to comment on a taxpayer-funded trip to Hawaii.
MacKay to run for Conservative Leadership, Ambrose out
Peter MacKay is going to run for the leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada. He is expected to officially announce his candidacy tonight.
Top Bernie staffer champions street-violence, compares MAGA voters to Nazis
A staffer for the Democrat presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders, was videoed appearing to advocate for street violence
PMO staff use dodgy email practices to conduct business
Staff in Justin Trudeau’s Prime Minister’s Office decided to conduct governmental business using a private Gmail account.
CBC revenue plummets amid requests for more taxpayer money
The CBC’s TV ad dollars have plummeted by 37 percent as fewer than 1 percent of Canadians tune in to watch local newscasts.
Conservative leadership race to begin Monday
The Conservative Party of Canada has announced that their leadership race will officially begin on Monday.