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.
Trudeau Minister Bill Blair's team endorses ban on criminal background checks
Blair's team approved of this motion after research revealed that the unemployment rate for convicted felons lies at around 50 percent.
Trudeau minister promises she won't award her boyfriend federal contracts
Melanie Joly told the Ethics Commissioner that she would recuse herself from all government discussions relating to her boyfriend's company.
Trudeau Liberals pushing for internet law that targets hurtful words against politicians
Guilbeault said that "we have seen too many examples of public officials retreating from public service."
Canada's establishment media reveals its bias again
Democracy may die in darkness, but our establishment media thrives.
O'Toole's Conservatives surge in Ontario: poll
This will come as welcome news to O'Toole's Conservatives, who have recently suffered through a bundle of negative polling reports.
BREAKING: 15 UCP MLA's rebel against Kenney over new COVID restrictions
Kenney tightened lockdown restrictions in response to heightened COVID cases.
CDC warns Americans not to travel to Canada due to 'very high' COVID risk
Canada is in 59th place globally in total vaccines per 100 people.
Former Justice and Trudeau Foundation mentor advocates shutting down websites with 'hurtful language'
McLachlin, who served as the 17th Chief Justice, was also appointed as a mentor in the Foundation after advising the government on the SNC-Lavalin scandal.
Small business org SLAMS Doug Ford over job-killing lockdown
Premier Doug Ford's controversial new lockdown seems to have targeted the wrong industry, after he hinted that more retail businesses may be closed.
BREAKING: Pastor comes out in support of Ontario restaurant defying lockdown
Aaron Rock, who is the lead pastor at Harvest Bible Church in Windsor, Ontario, made headlines after defying lockdown orders.
BREAKING: O'Toole attacks Trudeau for 'turning to China' for pandemic help
The Trudeau government's overall coronavirus performance "at every stage has been slow and confused."
Former Bank of Canada executive tells Canadians to be a friend to China
Kruger, who held several senior positions within the central bank, went on to say that "I think [China] will succeed."
BREAKING: Peel, Ontario to close schools amid province's lockdown
This was a unilateral decision made by Peel's Medical Officer of Health Dr. Lawrence Loh using special emergency powers.
Conservative MP feels 'sadness and pride' after China sanctions him
Kenny Chiu, who is the Member of Parliament for Steveston-Richmond East in British Columbia, told Richmond News that he feels “a mix of emotions of sadness and pride. Sadness in that it’s my birthplace, and the fact that I have been sanctioned from visiting my birthplace would trouble anybody.”
Conservatives continue to fall behind Trudeau Liberals in polling
The pandemic has been a difficult time for opposition parties across the Western world, but the Conservatives should be disappointed to find that they are 64 seats behind the Liberals
