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.
Canada names its third Public Health president since start of pandemic
The Commons last June 17 voted 176-150 to censure Stewart for defying three orders for documents detailing an RCMP raid at the Health Agency's National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg
Chinese conservative group calls on O'Toole to resign over 'anti-China' platform
Erin O'Toole is facing mounting pressure from Chinese Conservatives to resign as the federal Conservative leader. His rigid approach to China alienated Chinese-Canadian voters at the cost of three seats in the last election.
Canada Post permits unvaccinated employees to work, union ensures 'respect for rights'
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers said they reached an accommodation with management and lawyers to ensure workers "have options that respect your rights."
Canadians want country to be less involved with China, Huawei: Poll
According to a new Nanos Research poll, three-quarters of Canadians believe the Trudeau Liberals should ban Huawei Technologies from its 5G telecommunications networks.
Canada's second top doctor calls getting COVID jab a 'personal choice'
Canada's deputy chief public health officer Dr. Howard Njoo said he tells unvaccinated friends it's their personal choice but recommends taking precautions like avoiding large gatherings.
Trudeau advocates Taliban permit humanitarian aid during G20 summit
A senior government official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Trudeau used his speaking time at the G20 meeting to push the resettlement of Afghan refugees.
CDC says WHO, FDA-approved vaccines permissible for travelers, new travel rules expected for November
The CDC announced Monday that travelers vaccinated with the WHO and the US FDA-approved vaccines for emergency use meet the US travel requirements.
Canada invested $15.4 MILLION in Kenyan cell phone company
According to new corporate filings, a Canadian-funded cell phone company in Kenya lost more than $25 million in 2020.
Chicago police officers leave department in record numbers: 'People don't want to be the police'
"People don't want to be the police. The police don't want to be the police."
Federal Court rejects Fortin's request to challenge removal as head of Canada's vaccine rollout
Canada's Federal Court struck down Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin's request for reinstatement as the head of Canada's COVID vaccine rollout Tuesday.
Quebec faces nursing shortage in advance of suspending thousands of unvaccinated nurses
Among the Quebec Order of Nurses' 80,500 members, 4,338 are not adequately vaccinated. 2,807 nurses are unvaccinated, and another 1,531 have one dose.
Toronto Transit Commission faces worker shortage over mandatory vaccine mandate
As of Friday, 80 percent of workers disclosed their vaccination status, as well as three-quarters of unionized employees. Of those employees, over 90 percent are fully vaccinated.
British police will not take action against Prince Andrew over sexual assault claims
Virginia Giuffre claimed to be a trafficking victim in 2001 when she was 17 and allegedly forced to have sex with Prince Andrew in London.
China gave Quebec 'preferential' medical supplies at start of pandemic: Internal emails
Records show that a total of 85 percent of federal emergency medical supply flights from China went to Quebec in the first two months of the pandemic.
Alleged illegal Chinese immigrant charged with federal arson over fire at historic US church
Yan raised suspicions with a comment about "rich white men" running the church, per a sworn statement by a federal agent.
