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.
EXCLUSIVE: Dragons’ Den star Vincenzo Guzzo is running in CPC leadership race, say sources
Dragons’ Den star Vincenzo Guzzo is running to be leader of the Conservative Party of Canada sources confirmed with The Post Millennial.
Bryan Brulotte announces he’s running for CPC leadership
Bryan Brulotte has officially joined the race to become the next Leader of the Conservative party.
Trudeau’s refugee bill labelled ineffective: Report
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s legislation on reducing immigration from the United States has been ineffective.
Quebec author charged with child pornography, sparking public outcry
A Quebec author has been charged with child pornography for his retelling of a Hansel and Gretel story, causing public outcry of free speech concerns.
New Costa Rica photos raise questions about Trudeau’s vacation spending
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been spotted on his vacation in Costa Rica, leading to questions regarding the opulence of his travel.
Family who moved to Canada with $48, makes the largest single donation to Scarborough Health Network
A family who emigrated to Canada 50 years ago with only $48 to their surname has made the largest single donation in the history of the Scarborough Health Network’s history.
WATCH: Joe Biden calls retired farmer “fat” at town hall event
Joe Biden has called an Iowa voter “fat” after he questioned the Democratic presidential candidate for his alleged Ukrainian nepotism incident.
Trudeau government fails to spend promised $8 billion on defence, blames Harper
Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government has failed to spend $8 billion in defence spending over the last two years.
The RCMP still owe $56,000 for Trudeau’s vacation to the Aga Khan’s island
The RCMP owe Aga Khan’s island more than $56,000 for meals, housing, and jet ski rentals for Justin Trudeau’s ethics-violating vacation.
Dave Rubin announces new platform that gives power back to the creators
Prominent YouTuber, Dave Rubin, has introduced a new platform called Locals.com, which intends to give “power” back to the creators.
Ontario teachers go on strike, despite concessions
Ontario public high schools across the province are closed today as teachers go on strike.
Quebec politician says that you should be able to commit suicide if you’re worried about climate change
The Quebec politician Luc Ferrandez has suggested that euthanasia should be extended to those who are worried about climate change.
QC Liberal Party booted out of Quebec, remains only in Montreal
Quebec’s Liberal Party has suffered another loss in a byelection in the riding of Jean-Talon, just outside of Quebec City.
POLL: Fewer than 50% of self-described Conservative voters want Andrew Scheer as leader
NEW POLL: Less than 50% of Conservative voters want Scheer as leader.
A fifth of Canadians think they’ll never go debt free
A fifth of Canadians do not expect to ever escape debt in their lifetime.