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.
Albertans may love oil, but they hate rats
The province of Alberta has been entirely rat-free for almost 70 years.
Top 6 Conservatives to lead CPC if Scheer is booted
After the Conservative’s election defeat this October, the CPC leader Andrew Scheer has faced scrutiny over his continued position.
RED DECADE: If the Conservatives do not change, they will not see power again
The CPC needs to change its ways or it will find itself powerless for many years to come.
Quebec will force DUI drivers to have breathalyzer in their car for life
The Quebec government has passed a new law that will force drivers who have two DUIs to have breathalyzers in their cars for life.
MORE PIPELINES: Kenney mocks Quebec for propane crisis
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney mocks Quebec’s propane shortage.
Beyond Meat to bring production facility to Canada
Beyond Meat Inc. is planning to bring a production facility to Canada.
Tim Horton’s smoked sausage sandwich ridiculed online
Tim Hortons is introducing a new smoked sausage sandwich to their menu and Canadians are horrified.
Another Canadian murdered in Somalia
Almaas Elman, a Somali-Canadian activist, has been shot dead in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu.
Ex-Conservative leader Rona Ambrose contradicts Scheer, supports Pride Parades
Rona Ambrose has declared on Twitter that she is proud to participate in gay pride marches and that the Conservative Party should happily endorse gay rights.
Buffalo Project plans to stop Wexit movement
The Buffalo Project is a group of Canadians who have been unified over their distrust of Ottawa and the Trudeau government.
Trudeau announces new cabinet
Justin Trudeau has announced his new cabinet for the 43rd Parliament. Despite there being a great deal of speculation as to who would be included in the cabinet, there has only been insignificant change.
Alberta NDP finance critic compares Kenney to Stalin
Alberta’s NDP Finance Critic Shannon Phillips has compared Jason Kenney’s politics to the tactics of “strong men” in Syria and Hong Kong.
Notley says Kenney’s UCP firing of election commissioner ‘reeks of corruption’
Jason Kenney’s United Conservative Party (UCP) have denied accusations of electoral interference after moving to fire Alberta’s election commissioner.
STRIKE: Ontario high School teachers vote ‘overwhelmingly’ for action
High school teachers in Ontario have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike.
Former PM Kim Campbell calls Wexit ‘nuts’
Ex-Prime Minister Kim Campbell has called Wexit “nuts” and that it was created to sow “unnecessary division.”