Wyatt Claypool
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Metis activist and Conservative MP speak out about poor Metis identification standards
The Indigenous scholarship brouhaha looks like it could be the latest in an sad trend of people self-identifying as Indigenous in order to reap the benefits meant for historically persecuted and marginalized people.
WATCH: Anti-Semitic violence erupts at Toronto university
Wednesday night at York University in Toronto, members of the group Students Against Israeli Apartheid (SAIA) assaulted Jewish students attempting…
Richard Spencer is depraved filth
For those who were clueless, Richard Spencer has proven yet again to be a raving mad neo-Nazi in newly released audio.
No wonder Alberta’s furious: Kenney calls for referendum on equalization while Quebec receives $13 billion in 2019
Now that Quebec is a have province you would assume they would start being a benefactor to have-not provinces. Well, you would be wrong.
Raptors superfan awarded with personal championship ring
Last night during halftime Nav Bhatia, also known as “Superfan Nav” was presented with his own championship ring along with the Toronto Raptors’ players.
Jagmeet Singh is on thin ice and the NDP lacks capable replacements
Singh may find himself on thin ice as party leader, with no viable replacement.
Bill C-399: A “safety net” that projects compassion and strength for Canadians with disabilities
This proposed legislation has the power to bring parliament together, bettering the lives of thousands of Canadians.
Manitoba hit with massive snowstorm
Manitoba experienced 50cm-70cm of snow before the weekend started.
Average Canadian net worth shrinks for first time in almost a decade
The average Canadian household net worth fell by $7,594 (1.1%) to $678,792.
Liberals promise to eliminate citizenship fees
The Liberal party announced the elimination of the processing fees that come along with citizenship for new Canadians to make it “more affordable.”
Trudeau’s camping bursary is an expensive distraction from the issues at hand
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal party made a new campaign promise today called “a camping experience for every kid in Canada” which unsurprisingly has another heavy price tag attached to it.
Canadians care about climate change but few are willing to pay out of pocket for it
A new Ipsos poll, conducted for Global News, found that despite the growing number of Canadians concerned over climate change, the actual amount of people not willing to spend a single cent on the issue makes up 46% of Canadians
Where each party stands on the Safe Third Country Agreement
The 2002 Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) with the United States has become a hot button issue for the Canadian federal election. Different perspectives abound – ranging from abolition to strengthening the deal.
Twitter says no sign of interference ahead of Canadian election
Today Twitter gave Canadians positive news regarding election interference, stating that we are all-clear of significant election manipulation, so far.
Calgary Conservative MP accuses Liberal opponent of spreading defamatory misinformation about him
Conservative candidate for Calgary Shepard, Tom Kmiec, struck back at his Liberal party opponent, Del Arnold, for spreading defamatory misinformation about him.
