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.
Saskatoon man draws pellet gun on restaurant staff when asked for proof of vaccination
Saskatoon Police Service responded to the incident on Saturday and said they confiscated a pellet gun. Ownership laid no charges and did not wish for police to investigate the matter further.
Top military official to review recommendations on sexual misconduct, despite writing character reference for sex offender
Maj. Gen. Peter Dawe left his post "immediately" on May 2 when his letter influenced a sex offender's sentence. Dawe claimed him a "good guy" who "deserved a break," leading to three years probation.
'Pandora Papers' leak 11.9 million financial files on offshore tax havens of global elites, politicians
According to a study last year from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, the equivalent of at least $14.3 trillion is held in offshore jurisdictions worldwide.
Corporate America reaches 'limits' on implementing CRT in the workplace
Despite the diversity hustle companies embraced during the summer of "largely peaceful protests," there are limits to how far left they will veer to gain progressive brownie points.
60,000 film workers could strike over demands to improve 'quality of life'
If continued discussions fail, the nationwide strike would be the union's first in its 128-year history.
Trudeau Liberals' vaccine mandate for 300,540 federal employees 'complicated,' says Dr. Tam
In Spring 2021, the Trudeau Liberals informed senior federal officials it could mandate the COVID vaccine for all workers nationwide. But the move wasn't contemplated heading toward the summer.
CBC advocates for 'online harm' prevention, denies collaboration with 'censorship czar' Guilbeault
Shaun Poulter, CBC executive director of public affairs, denied coordinating the "advocacy" survey with Guilbeault's department.
Trudeau Liberals reinstate federal review of Alberta First Nation thermal coal mine expansion
Wilkinson said the Alberta First Nation, who objected to the added federal oversight that led to the Vista mine project's court order, has since withdrawn their concerns.
Academics, human rights advocates condemn C-36 as 'unconstitutional' internet censorship bill
Academics and human rights advocates say an internet censorship bill proposed by Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault is "aggressive," "punitive," and "disturbing."
Immigration Department looked to provide free accommodation for 1,000 illegal immigrants, asylum seekers: internal emails
The RCMP arrested 3,302 illegal immigrants attempting to cross the Canada-US border in breach of a ban on non-essential travel under the Quarantine Act. Another 5,665 legal asylum seekers reported at airports last year.
Canadian ISIS fighter sent to US on terrorism charges, faces possible life sentence
As a prominent member of the ISIS propaganda wing, Khalifa supposedly produced videos showcasing the gruesome beheadings of US hostages James Foley, Steven Sotloff and Peter Edward Kassig.
Manitobans fined $3.1 MILLION for violating COVID health orders: Report
Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman wants to shut down businesses that repeatedly violate public health orders, such as Monstrosity Burger, which faces $40,000 in fines.
BUSTED: Journalist catches Justin Trudeau vacationing on Tofino beach on first-ever National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
The prime minister begins his mandate with another controversy as his website says he was in Ottawa for "private meetings," though he was later spotted in Tofino, BC, spending a few days with his family.
Families of ISIS detainees file court application against Trudeau Liberals, want relatives repatriated
While Kurdish authorities expressed a desire to hand over 26 Canadians willingly, the Trudeau Liberals maintained travel to the region remained "too risky."
Trudeau Liberals to push internet regulation in first 100 days of mandate
Parliamentary debate is expected to raise questions on the role of government in regulating the online behaviour of Canadians.
