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.
BREAKING: House sends 'stopgap' government funding bill to Biden to avoid federal shutdown
Lawmakers voted 254-175 to send the bill funding government through December 3 to US President Joe Biden for approval.
PMO told staff to cover up mask shortages with 'compassionate' rhetoric: Internal emails
Political aides in the Prime Minister's Office instructed staff to "work in some compassionate lines about caring" in public statements on mask shortages.
TD Bank made $31 MILLION by withholding seniors' rebates
A half-million seniors did not notice the footnote and never asked for the promised 25 percent discount, "a signal that something was not working," wrote Commissioner Robertson.
Thousands of Alberta healthcare workers call for 'open dialogue' on COVID response, condemns AHS's vaccine mandate
A practicing Albertan physician spoke with The Post Millennial on the condition of anonymity, stating he gathered a group of doctors to convey to Albertans "We are not anti-anything. We are pro-open discourse."
RCMP union supports unvaccinated officers, will 'defy' federal vaccine mandate for public service
When the mandatory vaccination policy for the federal public service is in place, the union will maintain their support for unvaccinated members would not waver.
Norway health experts downgrade threat of COVID-19, express greater concern for upcoming flu season
In a typical season, around 900 people in Norway die and 5,000 are hospitalized because of seasonal flu. But this year, experts fear the number could be much higher.
Canada's Public Health Agency discarded 9 million masks to save money before pandemic
The Public Health Agency, before the pandemic, threw away 8,839,942 pieces of personal protective equipment after closing three warehouses to save $900,000 a year in leasing costs.
Experts say influenza fell sharply during pandemic due to COVID, 69 cases recorded nationwide
PHAC recorded a mere 69 influenza cases for the 2020-21 flu season. There are about 52,000 cases detected during a regular flu season.
Trudeau Liberals prioritized Quebec when distributing COVID masks: Internal emails
Cabinet aides knew other provinces were also clamouring for supplies. Federal agencies were aware of shortages so severe that shipping date-expired supplies to provinces or none at all.
Trudeau retains Freeland as finance minister, deputy prime minister
Freeland has been the federal finance minister since August 20, 2020, after her predecessor Bill Morneau stepped down during the WE Charity scandal.
Justice Centre condemns College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta over 'coercive' vaccine mandate
The CPSA Council met on September 20 to vote in favour of a vaccine mandate for all physicians in the province against COVID-19 and confirmed they would not tolerate dissenting views from physicians.
Lobbyists for 'bailout press' endorse Trudeau's internet censorship
Lobbyists representing the bailout press endorsed cabinet censorship of the internet. News Media Canada called itself the nation's "most precious guardian" of free speech.
Trudeau's 'censorship czar' adamant about 'policing news, internet' for Canadians: Poll
Most Canadians consider online information reliable and are confident they can tell when it's not, said internal polling by the Heritage Department. Guilbeault proposed "concrete action" to police news anyways.
Former Conservative MP accuses Chinese regime of 'misinformation campaign' during federal election
China's dictatorship accused former Conservative MP Kenny Chiu of spreading anti-Asian racism despite being born in Hong Kong and ethnically Chinese.
Trudeau Liberals to implement federal facial recognition system for 25 million passport holders
The notice says Canadians who apply for passports give their consent outright to have their photographs stored in a federal database.
