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.
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumpka dead from sudden heart attack
Richard Trumka, president of the powerful AFL-CIO labour organization, died unexpectedly from a massive heart attack overnight.
WATCH: Sen. Ted Cruz weighs in on the Biden border crisis and vaccine mandates on Hannity, 'People are dying, and Joe Biden doesn’t care'
"Kids are getting sexually assaulted and raped, and Joe Biden and Kamala Harris don’t care. We’ve had over a million illegal immigrants [enter] in the past six months, and they don’t care."
WATCH: Carlson and Walsh compare Cuomo's #metoo allegations to his killing thousands of seniors
"The media knew that way back when they were talking about how they were 'Cuomosexuals,'" said Walsh, "going on and on and on about how great he was… We can say it’s bad to kill elderly people and to flirt with women who aren’t consenting to it."
New York Democrats call on Cuomo to resign following scathing sexual harassment report
A detailed, 165-page public report amplified pressure on the 63-year-old governor, who received praise last year for his leadership during the COVID-19 crisis.
BREAKING: Biden admin expected to make vaccination mandatory for all active duty soldiers
This comes after President Joe Biden asked the military to examine how and when to make that happen on July 29.
Trudeau's censorship czar deletes tweet falsely claiming Bill C-10 criticism was 'misinformation campaign'
Guilbeault suggested Wednesday public anger over Bill C-10 was a matter of "public opinion being manipulated at scale through a deliberate campaign of misinformation."
CBC demands more money from Trudeau after ad revenue plummets again
CBC’s ad revenues totaled $208.4 million last year, a decline of 18 percent compared to the previous year.
Canadian Border guards threatened to 'shut the border down' over wage dispute
Public Service Alliance of Canada says that demonstrators have the right to strike as of August 6 — three days before Canada reopens its borders to vaccinated US travellers.
Trudeau Liberals extend aid programs in lead to expected federal election
Freeland says the single most important economic policy in Canada today is for everyone who can get vaccinated to go out and get vaccinated.
Canada's Conservatives demand transparency from Trudeau on relations with Wuhan Institute of Virology
Scientists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology were conducting gain-of-function research at BSL-2 and BSL-3 safety levels. A BSL-2 lab has the same safety protocols as a dentist’s office.
Dr. Tam advises vaccinated people to wear masks amid mounting concerns of fourth COVID wave
The Health Agency said an 80 percent rate of full vaccination coverage is feasible in September but cautioned even those people may still carry the coronavirus.
Defence chief's handwritten notes expose debate over due process, optics on Fortin misconduct allegation
Over 100 heavily redacted pages of mostly short-hand notes by Lt.-Gen. Wayne Eyre and internal email exchanges between top military officials were filed in Federal Court.
BC’s top doctor awarded Order of BC amid rising Delta variant caseloads
Dr. Bonnie Henry earned praise for her handling of the province’s first COVID-19 wave and its vaccination program, argued to be one of the best globally.
FAKE NEWS: CBC spreads medical misinformation about Saskatchewan Health Minister
"At 9 am today, CBC news posted a story containing the completely inaccurate and irresponsible statement that Saskatchewan’s Health Minister had tested positive for COVID-19," he said, "This is not true."