Alex Anas Ahmed
Alex Anas Ahmed is a Political Science and History graduate from the University of Calgary. He has actively written on relevant Canadian issues with dozens of prominent interviews under his belt.
Afghan women not accompanied by male relatives threatened at Taliban checkpoints in Kabul
Hamdiya said she is currently hiding, too fearful to make a second attempt to leave the country. "Sometimes I wish I were a man," she said. "I am failing. It is very painful."
Hundreds of US and UK citizens trapped in Afghanistan, officials say
As of Sunday, more than 150 British nationals and 250 Americans remain in Afghanistan.
Louisiana, several US states brace for Category 4 Hurricane Ida
The National Hurricane Center said the warm Gulf waters could bolster Ida's destructive power from a Category 2 storm to an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane in 18 hours or less.
CDC restarts 'gun violence' program to address firearm 'epidemic'
"Something has to be done about this," said CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky. "Now is the time — it’s pedal to the metal time."
BREAKING: Biden says attack on US troops 'highly likely' in Afghanistan
"This morning, I met with my national security team in Washington and my commanders in the field. We discussed the strike that US forces took last night against the terrorist group ISIS-K in Afghanistan."
BREAKING: Turkey expected to recognize Taliban following US withdrawal
Turkey was close to striking a deal with the US to continue the Afghanistan mission, but that also fell through following the Taliban takeover of the country.
Pentagon confirms deaths of two 'high profile' ISIS-K terrorists, but won't release names
The Pentagon confirmed that two ISIS-K members were killed and one other wounded in Afghanistan's Nangarhar Province. The target ISIS-K official killed was supposedly planning future attacks.
Trudeau Liberals accused of prioritizing election over public health, last in-person COVID update on July 30
Trudeau deflected when asked about the lack of in-person briefings. PHAC said the "decision on how to communicate with Canadians is entirely within [Tam’s] purview."
Alberta announces first provincial chief firearms officer
Teri Bryant will advocate for responsible federal firearms legislation to deter criminals, respect property rights and make sure Albertans continue to live in safe and secure communities.
Trudeau Liberals reviewed vaccine passports though considering it 'extreme,' says internal records
For the first time on August 15, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau endorsed compulsory proof of vaccination for federal employees and air passengers.
Motorists will pay up to $900 at pumps in federal carbon tax by 2030
The Canadian Energy Centre (CEC) found that Canadians will pay up to 350 percent more at the pump by 2030. The typical Canadian motorist will pay up to $900 annually to cover the federal carbon tax.
Justice Centre: Students denied education will sue Seneca College over vaccine mandate
The Justice Centre is representing two students who were refused to continue their studies at Seneca College. To be reinstated, they must take their COVID-19 vaccinations.
Fines for illegal voting is $2,000 federally, $1,750 for Alberta's provincial elections
Brenda Cherry of Sylvan Lake, Alberta, testified she was confused after receiving a Where To Vote card in the mail. She was misinformed that longtime permanent residents could vote.
WATCH: Trudeau says Monsef 'expressed her views' by calling Taliban 'our brothers'
On Monsef’s comments, he said: "The Minister expressed her views and explained herself. We will continue to recognize the Taliban as a terrorist organization."
Trudeau's deputy PM faces investigation over social media post deemed fake news
The Canada Elections Act prohibits any person from knowingly making a false statement to influence voters.