Siddak Ahuja
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Trudeau government wants to ban single-use plastics by 2021
According to sources from within the Liberal government, and CBC, Justin Trudeau is all set to ban single-use plastics as early as 2021.
It’s official: Beer is coming to Ontario corner stores
The break of the contract will mean that Ontarians will pay $100 million in penalty fees, but they will also be able to buy alcohol at their local corner store.
NDP’s Niki Ashton slams “Trust Fund Trudeau”—Conservatives give standing ovation
In a rare moment of parliamentary solidarity, Conservatives gave NDP MP Niki Ashton a standing ovation in parliament. The reason? She blasted Trudeau by calling him a “Trust Fund Prime Minister.”
VIDEO: Toronto LGBT crowd swarmed a pastor and the pastor was arrested
A pastor was arrested and removed on bail after he was present in Toronto’s “Gay Village.” A condition for his release was that he was to be banned from ever visiting the district.
This video of Toronto Raptors fans refusing to trash talk is perfectly Canadian
Interactions like these show that Canadians are some of the most humble and down-to-earth people on this planet. Even with a sense of historical greatness currently looming over the NBA title, they remain grounded.
Toronto seems outgunned on the handgun ban debate
The Toronto City Council was tasked in finding a way to deal with the “gun problem” in the wake of a surge in homicides. They suggested that Trudeau ban the sale of handguns in Toronto, and believe in a nationwide ban on the same.
Vancouver condo sales fall 50% as 5000 condos postpone their launch
The Greater Vancouver area has been hit hard by declining condo pre-sales.
Top 20 Canadian political Twitter influencers
As Canada witnesses a fiery election year, we break down a list of 20 most influential voices in Canadian politics, according to Twitter.
Arrests made in hostage incident involving knives and bear spray in Sudbury Tim Hortons
A fight went down in a downtown Sudbury Tim Hortons. The ordeal escalated to fighting, bear spray and, eventually, a hostage situation.
Only one halfway house in Canada accepted this high-risk offender
Chris Watts, a convicted sex offender and assessed psychopath, was released from a British Columbia prison in 2017, not a single halfway house in the province would take him.
Thousands of fake goods seized from Pacific Mall in Markham
Police say they have charged eight people in connection with the seizure of thousands of fake goods from the Pacific Mall in Markham.
Greens and right surge; centrists shrink in EU elections
Green and right-wing parties pulled off impressive gains as centrist parties saw abysmal losses in the 2019 EU elections
Calgary woman convicted after duct-taped cat, dog found in storage unit
Officers then discovered a dog and cat inside the unit; the head of the cat had been wrapped with duct tape. Animal cruelty investigations senior manager Brad Nichols called it “a case of extreme negligence.”
Sunwing Airlines leaves fainting passengers in high heat on plane
Sam Guan, one of the passengers on the flight, uploaded a video on Twitter showing passengers trying to cool themselves using paper as fans, with one man pleading for staff to open the emergency exit, saying “kids are fainting.”
Calgary convict gets life sentence for murder of teenager
Lukas Strasser-Hird (18) was severely beaten and stabbed to death outside a nightclub in 2013. His murderer, Nathan Gervais (24), who fled from Calgary to Vietnam to avoid trial, has been sentenced to life imprisonment.