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Notorious ‘Street Preachers’ arrested again, this time in Kingston
The notorious “Street Preachers” are at it again. They are well-known in London, Ontario, often being arrested for harassment.
Report reveals nepotism in Trudeau government hiring practices
The Department of Public Works released an internal report that claims there is cronyism in the hiring process. Many employees feel distrust.
Canadians are dangerously misinformed about the Holocaust: poll
During WWII the Nazis murdered approximately six million Jewish people, almost two-thirds of the Jewish population in Europe.
Liberals continue to say they will lower cell phone bills
The Liberal cabinet has promised to cut cell phone bills for Canadians by 25 percent. It’s still unclear how they will acheive it.
WATCH: Chinese woman eats bat in midst of coronavirus outbreak
A video of a Chinese woman eating a bat in its entirety at a high-end restaurant has gone viral after it is believed they are the source of the coronavirus.
Ontario politician pushes to prioritize Remembrance Day
London – Shawn Lewis, Ward 2 Coun. brought forth a motion to move the annual London Santa Claus Parade at Tuesday’s Community and Protective Services.
Damned if you do, damned if you doughnut—Trudeau’s latest debacle
Trudeau purchased some doughnuts recently at a local doughnut shop in Winnipeg and Twitter went wild over him not shopping at Tim Hortons.
$100 million lawsuit: Tulsi Gabbard sues Clinton over defamation
Tulsi Gabbard has file a lawsuit for defamation against Hilary Clinton for $100 million in damages after Clinton claims Gabbard has Russian ties.
Bank of Canada joins global group to discuss digital currency use
Central banks around the world have been discussing the possibility of digital currencies as the use of cash continues to decline.
Edmonton liquor stores may soon require ID scanning prior to entry
A liquor store in Edmonton is testing out a new security program to combat a string of thefts in recent news. Under the new system, customers will have to scan their ID before they can enter the premises.
Top 10 things you need to know about the coronavirus
Top 10 Things you need to know about the coronavirus. One there are over 300 people infected and already 6 have died.
Alberta: unpaid taxes from oil and gas leaving municipalities unsettled
Albertan oil and gas companies owe the province’s rural municipalities unpaid property tax, and the amount has doubled since the beginning of last year.
Desjardins buys out Le Capitale portfolio
Desjardins Group has announced that they are buying the portfolio of Le Capitale, moving 6376 mortgages transferred over to the company.
Halifax: WestJet announces new direct flight to Manchester
WestJet is offering a new direct flight from Halifax to Manchester, a great way to get to the north of England.
Harry and Meghan have their eyes on Vancouver mansion
Meghan Markle is looking into real estate in the prestigious West Vancouver market according to The Sun. One particular mansion has caught her eye.