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.
Windsor cemetery in hot water over pro-vaccine sign
The Windsor Memorial Gardens sign read, "Not vaccinated yet? You may be here soon."
Activist criticizes Canadians for 'anti-China sentiment' and 'white supremacy,' becomes federal judge
Go says "our democracy is fragile and that structured racism, if left unchecked, poses a serious risk to social cohesion."
Canada Transport spends $61,168 on flying taxi study
Most said it was not a good idea. The research cost $61,168.
Fauci 'strongly in favor' of COVID booster shots, urges FDA approval
Dr. Anthony Fauci says a full approval could arrive "within the next few weeks," but hopes it’s "within the month of August."
Oregon Governor signs new law allowing students to graduate without proving they can read, write, or do math
An Oregon high school diploma does not guarantee that students who earned it can read, write or do math at a high school level.
BC Premier John Horgan slammed for playing frisbee golf while province burns
In a tweet by Horgan just after noon on Saturday, he wished BC residents a happy National Disc Golf Day.
University of Wisconsin-Madison removes two-billion-year-old rock because of ‘racism’
The cost to remove the rock is expected to be less than $50,000 and will be paid for by the chancellor’s office using private donations.
WATCH: Tucker Carlson slams policies housing biological males in women's prisons as 'cruel and unusual' punishment
"This is cruel and unusual. If you are convicted as a woman, you have an expectation that you're not going to be raped in jail. Has anyone brought this to court? It's so over the top and outrageous."
Fauci lauds vaccine mandates as path to end epidemic
America's top doctor believes there will be "a flood" of vaccine mandates at businesses and schools pending approval of the COVID vaccine from the Food and Drug Administration.
Kentucky police officer 'targeted' and 'ambushed' in fatal shooting
Brandon Shirley, 26, was working security at a car dealership at the time. An unknown suspect walked up and shot him while he was in his personal vehicle.
WATCH: Alberta Premier Jason Kenney calls out Minister Hajdu on her COVID hypocrisy
A February 10, 2020 memo to Hajdu cautioned against sending any "signal to Canadians that the government believes the risk within Canada is changing and other measures are necessary."
Lytton, BC wildfire incurs $78-million in damage, insurers assure residents they will help rebuild
Canada's insurers called on all governments to prioritize investments that build resilience and better protect families and communities.
Ontario NDP backtrack on opposition to vaccine mandates for education workers
Horwath initially said she considers it a charter right to refuse the vaccine.
Quebec broadcaster shows porn to 13-year-olds, advisory claim says it’s 'suitable' content
The National Broadcast Standards Council says depicting sex acts as suitable viewing for Grade Six students went too far.
Trudeau Liberals pander to black Canadians during COVID as election announcement nears
The Trudeau Liberals announced $350 million for black entrepreneurs last September to aid their economic survival during COVID.