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.
Trudeau Liberals spent $200 MILLION on COVID ventilators that Canadians never used
Thornhill Medical was awarded a $200,451,621 contract to supply ventilators just eleven days after the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic.
Alberta Senator Doug Black set to retire, cites respect for term limits
Sen. Doug Black was the first senator to publish expenses online and outlined a seven-point plan for Senate Reform.
Texas says transgender surgeries for children constitute sexual abuse
DFPS says genital mutilation of a child through reassignment surgery is child abuse, subject to all rules and procedures pertaining to child abuse.
Laredo, Texas mayor says at least one-third of migrants test positive for COVID
On July 16, 35 to 40 percent of migrants brought to his city tested positive for COVID. Now, that number is unknown.
BREAKING: Trudeau Liberals to roll out vaccine passports for international travel
Canada’s Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino announced Wednesday that fully vaccinated Canadians can soon get a vaccine passport to travel internationally.
Dozens of academics pen open letter, countering claims that genocide was 'abundantly clear' in residential schools
The open letter says "we also speak for a multitude who fear of endangering their tenure and promotions or who occupy official positions that prevent them from speaking out."
CTF praises Kenney government on fiscal restraint, urges public sector unions 'to take a pay cut’
In 2019, the province paid $5,470 per person in public sector compensation, compared to $4,834 per person in British Columbia and $4,702 in Ontario.
Trudeau Heritage Ministry hush on $61 MILLION in re-election 'emergency relief' to media
The grants were in addition to annual subsidies already paid, including proceeds from a $595 million media bailout approved by Parliament in 2018.
Biden says Gov. Cuomo did a 'hell of a job'
A reporter asked Biden, "Can you really say he’s done ‘a hell of a job’ if he’s accused of sexually harassing women on the job?"
Quebec to rollout vaccine passport on September 1
Quebec reported seven new hospitalizations by COVID-19 on Tuesday, which marks the highest single-day rise since mid-May.
Good Samaritan gets shot while intervening in attempted robbery, says he was helping 'someone in need'
Li was later released from a local hospital. He says he wouldn't call himself a hero, as "I'm pretty sure that they needed help."
We Charity 'won confidential contracts' before major scandal, says investigation
Investigators reviewed six contracts totalling $131,710 awarded to We Charity over three years.
WATCH: Kenney champions successful recovery plan, creates 180,000 new jobs during pandemic
ATB Financial said it’s raising its economic outlook in the province this year because of higher-than-expected oil prices, rising vaccination rates and a strong recovery in the US.
Greta Thunberg asks public and media to push support for climate change initiatives
Thunberg initially said she would be absent from this year’s event out of concern for the uneven COVID vaccine rollout globally.
WATCH: Conservatives release plan to 'secure jobs' and 'opportunity' for rural Canadians
O'Toole says that "help is on the way" and that under his leadership, his party will "secure the future."