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Liberal minister says police chiefs support gun ban
Liberal MP and Safety Minister Bill Blair claims police chiefs across Canada calling for handgun ban, but Canadian Cheifs of Police Association said contrary back in August.
Four Ontario men arrested for vandalizing Polytechnique massacre memorial
Four Ontario men have been arrested for vandalizing a memorial plaque that commemorates the École Politechnique massacre.
Weinstein settles $25 million deal with group of accusers
Two years after Harvey Weinstein has been accused by numerous women of sexual misconduct and assault his lawyers have managed to strike a $25 million deal.
Ontario locals help stop nearly-completed wind farm from running due to danger to bats
The Ontario PC Environment Minister Jeff Yurek announced the closure of the $200 million project this week.
Fifth-grade teacher made students ‘set price for a slave’ on quiz
The question read: “Set your price for a slave. These could be worth a lot. You may trade for any items you’d like.”
Ontario NDP MPP apologizes for posing with ‘F*CK DOUG FORD’ sign
Ontario New Democrat MPP Joel Harden has issued an apology this week for posing with a supporter who was holding a large sign that read, “F*** Doug Ford.
It’s Trump vs. Thunberg in Time Magazine’s Person of the Year
Time Magazine has released its five-person shortlist for Person of the Year. Two on that list are household names—Donald Trump and Greta Thunberg.
Canadian stuck in Thailand with fatal brain tumour
A GoFundMe page has been organized to help raise funds for Alex Witmer’s care and has received more than $10,000 in six hours.
Don Cherry’s debut podcast beat Joe Rogan in Canada
Don Cherry’s new podcast continues to stay in Canadian’s top ten podcast list, at one point surpassing Joe Rogan.
GTA weather this week is snowy, rainy and erratic
A trend of freezing rain and snow is supposed to continue for about the next three months, making for one slushy season.
Alberta and B.C. suffer massive job losses
A recent study by Statistics Canada revealed that Alberta and B.C. have lost 36,000 jobs in November alone.
More charges laid in antifa protest of Maxime Bernier/Dave Rubin event
Charges have been laid in connection with an antifa-related protest at Mohawk College in September. Hamilton police are still looking to identify suspects.
Former B.C. mayor heading to jail for sexual assault
Former Burns Lake mayor Luke Strimbold is going to jail for sexual assault, sexual interference and invitation to sexual touching.
If you thought your grocery bill was high, it’s about to get even higher in 2020
A study predicts food prices are set to go up four percent in 2020.
REVIEW: The Irishman
What we see in The Irishman is a seasoned director in the tail-end of his career telling a final truth often ignored within a genre that he perfected.