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.
WATCH: Trudeau's Foreign Affairs Minister says 'we'll wait and see' on supporting a Taliban-led government
On supporting a Taliban-led government, Minister Garneau says, "Right now, it is early days. We want to see what happens."
WATCH: Dr. Vipond, Alberta unions play ‘political theatre’ at pro-restriction rally
Cory Morgan catches Vipond without a mask, talking two feet from a person "for some time already."
Trudeau Liberals banning unvaccinated Canadians from travel violates Privacy Act, says privacy commissioner
Compulsory disclosure of personal medical information to access public services is a breach of the Privacy Act, according to the federal Privacy Commissioner.
Erin O'Toole's platform will not advance Trudeau censorship bills C-10 or C-36
The CPC clarified in its 2021 platform that Bill C-10 "gives too much power to regulators while failing to provide businesses with the clear guidelines they need to operate."
BREAKING: Trudeau commits to resettling 20,000 Afghans as violence escalates
Before dropping the writ to signal a federal election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the unfolding events in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani flees capital for Tajikistan
A spokesperson for the Taliban said they entered the capital seeking a "peaceful surrender." The fighters entering into Kabul were reportedly not armed.
BREAKING: Trudeau drops the writ, federal election set for September 20
Abacus Data reported in a new poll Thursday that if an election were held now, the Liberals would be in majority territory with 37 percent of the vote.
Foo Fighters' Alaska tour is only for the vaccinated
Ticket purchasers received an email clarifying that fans under 12 must also take a COVID diagnostic test within 48 hours of the event and provide a negative test result.
Quebec residents bribing health officials to fake proof of vaccination: sources
A Quebec man allegedly offered a nurse hundreds of dollars to fake his proof of vaccination. The nurse refused and called security.
BREAKING: Sir John A. Macdonald statue toppled by Hamilton 'unity' demonstrators
Hamilton police reported an individual scaling the statue and the statue falling shortly after. No arrests have been made.
Conservative Yukon candidate booted for opposing vaccine mandates
Smith writes, "I believe in standing up for the rights of all minorities, including those of the unvaccinated – be it for medical, religious or personal reasons."
York University mandates COVID vaccines, retired professor calls to 'break the spirit' of unvaccinated Canadians
The unsettling tweets come following an August 6 call to implement a province-wide vaccine policy and COVID Safe Pass at all Ontario post-secondary "to ensure a safe reopening in the fall."
BREAKING: Haiti devastated by 7.2 magnitude earthquake
The earthquake was more powerful than the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti in 2010 that killed more than 200,000 people and caused billions of dollars in damage.
WATCH: Kenney destroys reporter who asks why Alberta doesn’t phase out fossil fuels
"The vast majority of energy consumed around the world is derived from fossil fuels. There is no credible way to eliminate our dependence on fossil fuel energy anytime in the foreseeable future."
Rachel Notley under-estimates resilience of Alberta oil and gas
ATB says 86 percent of new production came from oil sands extraction, with production 86.2 percent higher than it was a decade ago. They said the upswing was the continuation of a long-term trend.