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.
Erin O’Toole attacks Trudeau for cancelling Canadian history
Prospective leadership candidate, Erin O’Toole, has posted a video to his social media, lamenting the censoring of Canadian greats from our history books, and attacking cancel culture
Conservative leadership hopeful, Marilyn Gladu, supports abortion and LGBT rights
Conservative MP, Marilyn Gladu, was able to clearly and succinctly respond to questions posed on where she stands on social issues.
Q&A with Vincenzo Guzzo: Scheer’s team were the ‘worst political strategists I know’
Dragon’s Den star and prospective Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidate Vincenzo Guzzo gave The Post Millennial a colourful interview.
Seven facts about Iran that anti-American media doesn’t want you to know
Since Qasem Soleimani was assassinated, anti-American journalists have happily avoided discussing the crimes of the Iranian regime.
Doug Ford’s Ontario leads Canada in jobs increase with 25,000
Doug Ford’s Ontario government is leading the way when it comes to creating employment in Canada.
Meghan Markle returns to Canada, amongst calls to make Harry Governor General
The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has returned to Canada to be with her son Archie.
‘These things happen’: Ex-diplomat says Iran shouldn’t face repercussions over downed plane
A former ambassador, appointed by the Trudeau government, said “this happens sometimes” in response to Iran shooting down a plane that killed 63 Canadians.
Peter Mackay ‘100 percent in’ for Conservative leadership race say friends
Friends of Peter MacKay have said that the former Harper minister is “100 percent in” for the Conservative leadership contest.
Trudeau government gives $7 million to billion-dollar corporation: Report
A billion-dollar dairy company received $7 million in grant money from the Trudeau government, other big companies received millions too.
Anti-terrorism protest to be held in Toronto this Saturday
An anti-terrorism protest will be held in Toronto this Saturday, the 11th of January.
400 billion gallons of raw sewage was dumped into Canadian water
Canadian municipalities are dumping some 400 billion gallons of raw sewage. Quebec is the worst offender.
Federal bureaucrats charge taxpayers $12,450 for luxury party
The Privy Council Office billed the Canadian taxpayers $12,450 for a “Hollywood-style” cocktail party.
CRTC taking public feedback during CBC license renewal process
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Societe Radio-Canada (CBC/Radio-Canada) are in the process of renewing their license with the Canadian government.
Pierre Poilievre to announce run for Conservative leadership, all-star team backing him
Pierre Poilievre is expected to formally announce his Conservative leadership bid, and has party stalwarts John Baird and Jenni Byrne on his team.
Convicted Canadian pedophile appeals case in Nepal
Convicted Canadian pedophile, Peter Dalglish, is set to appeal his conviction.