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.
Man lobs cat at policeman, goes to jail
A Russian man has been arrested for throwing a cat at a policeman after an altercation started between the two parties.
EXCLUSIVE: Sources say O’Toole, MacKay exploring leadership bids—MacKay denies claims
Erin O’Toole and Peter MacKay are preparing to potentially run for the leadership of the CPC, according to sources within the party.
Former Conservative minister MacKay retreats after Scheer attack
Former Harper minister Peter MacKay has told reporters that he is not organizing a leadership bid.
NO MOE MONEY: Saskatchewan Premier blasts Trudeau over equalization
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has sharply criticised Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Twitter, saying that he has “left Saskatawan waiting” on a letter of demands that Moe has released today.
Toronto Star parent company’s stock plummeting
TorStar, the company that owns the newspaper the Toronto Star, has seen its stock plummet to historic lows this week.
President Trump reveals name of dog involved in ISIS raid
After midnight on Wednesday night U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted the name of the dog involved in the ISIS raid.
Elizabeth May to run for speaker
Green Party Leader, Elizabeth May, has stated that she is “interested” in becoming the next speaker of the house.
Epstein death was murder, says pathologist
Dr. Micheal Baden, the pathologist hired by Jeffery Epstein’s brother, has stated that Epsetin’s death looked more like a homicide than suicide.
Halloween cancelled in parts of Quebec, maybe Ontario
Halloween is going to be a wet one this year. Torrential rain is expected throughout the country, complicating the plans of families everywhere.
English-language group accuses Quebec of dodgy politics
An organization that represents English-speaking Quebeckers is accusing the Quebec government of undermining their activities in the province,
Drag queens, Fay and Fluffy, cut ties with Toronto Library over Murphy talk
The drag queen readers from “Fay and Fluffy’s Storytime” have ended their relationship with the Toronto Library. This comes after the Toronto Library permitted feminist Megan Murphy to speak, despite accusations of transphobia.
The ‘Scheer Must Go’ movement failing to gain traction so far
Despite the Scheer Must Go campaign failing, so far, to gain any popular support, it is difficult to tell whether the frustration of Trudeau’s reelection will materialize into something more bloodthirsty.
Five spooky facts about Canada’s federal debt
It’s Halloween in Canada, and nothing is more frigneting this October than Canada’s federal debt
Trudeau minister says they found fake news this election
Karina Gould has said in a statement that Canada needs to do more to fight against online disinformation
WEXIT: Gaining steam and no easy fix
Capitulation is not in western Canadians’ blood: especially if this forfeit would invoke desperate poverty for their oil-rich economy.