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.
Alberta to begin lifting remaining restrictions at long-term care facilities
The first phase will lift remaining visitor restrictions, current limits to dining and recreation activities, and additional screening for long-term care residents who go off-site.
Trudeau refuses to condemn Cuba's communist regime
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has refused to condemn Cuba's communist regime amid anti-authoritarian protests on the island.
Justice Centre caught in surveillance controversy involving Manitoba judge, President John Carpay takes leave of absence
JCCF: "Surveilling public officials is not what we do. We condemn what was done without reservation.”
Pallister says ‘Vax to Win’ Lottery campaign encourages Manitobans to ‘roll up sleeves’ and ‘win big’
Pallister noted that up to $2 million in prizes is up for grabs.
Poll: 46% of Canadians want energy independence, a top priority for Prairies
Energy independence is chosen as a top priority by 46 percent of Canadians, rising to 71 percent among past CPC voters.
Saskatchewan becomes second province to fully open, tells residents to get fully vaccinated
Data: No fully vaccinated resident died of COVID-19 or was admitted to the ICU last month.
Alberta to allocate 6,000 new beds for its seniors, earning praise from stakeholders and health experts
The province identified more than 8,000 beds in facilities that are over 50 years of age, no longer meet current design requirements for safe and modern care.
Trudeau Liberals not committed to a timeline on reopening US-Canada border
Nanos Research: Over 80 percent of respondents put public health above the economy and job creation when it comes to reopening the border.
Trudeau claims federal government ‘defends individual rights,’ then says Quebec’s ‘discriminatory’ Bill 21 not federal jurisdiction
Kinsinger: While governments can’t be explicitly religious, they also can’t be explicitly irreligious, meaning the state must treat religious groups equally.
BREAKING: Thousands protest in Cuba, calling for the end of communist dictatorship
Thousands of Cubans took to the streets in multiple Cuban cities on Sunday to protest its communist dictatorship and demand its end.
Trudeau visits Alberta, denies federal government is in 'election campaign mode'
Trudeau assured Nagar that recent investments in Alberta do not indicate his government is in an “election campaign mode.”
Alberta cuts red tape to improve EMS system and reduce wait times
From 2017 to 2019, EMS ground ambulances responded to approximately 90,000 non-urgent events were directing patients to alternative care sites could have been considered.
Ontario’s new curriculum claims math 'normalizes racism'
Ontario: "Mathematics has been used to normalize racism and marginalization of non-Eurocentric mathematical knowledges, and a decolonial, anti-racist approach to mathematics education makes visible its historical roots and social constructions.”
Industry says oilfield cleanup will unlock Alberta’s next job boom, create 366,000 jobs
"Our experts calculate SAEN’s approach will result in $76 billion in new economic activity and honour the principle of polluter pay, resulting in another job boom that could create as many as 366,000 new high-paying jobs in Alberta."
Alberta government shuffles cabinet, says changes support ‘economic recovery’ and ‘renewal’
Kenney: “With new voices and strong, experienced ministers moving into important economic roles, Alberta’s government is ready to deliver a strong recovery for all Albertans.”