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BC man convicted of firearm possession skips jail after judge failed to consider Indigenous heritage

The man in question is of Metis heritage. He was convicted of heroin possession for the purpose of trafficking and for having a loaded firearm.

The Post Millennial / Oct 26, 2021

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Trudeau's mother spoke for organization that received $5.8 MILLION from Liberals

This time, Mrs. Trudeau spoke at an organization's event that received $5.8 million from the Liberal government.

The Post Millennial / Oct 26, 2021

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BREAKING: Hajdu OUT as health minister, Anand IN as defense minister, and more changes to cabinet

Those remaining at their positions include Chrystia Freeland as deputy prime minister and finance minister, Omar Alghabra as minister of transport, and Marie Claude Bibeau at agriculture.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 26, 2021

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Jokes aren't funny according to CBC comedy 'experts' who slam Chappelle's latest special

Skye's expert, comedic credentials amount to "I used to do stand-up in Toronto, briefly." Skye said "I don't think I laughed during the entire special."

Libby Emmons / Oct 26, 2021

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Minister Steven Guilbeault to shift from heritage to environment in Trudeau cabinet shuffle

As a result of Guilbeault's move, it is unsure whether the Trudeau Government will continue to pursue further internet legislation.

The Post Millennial / Oct 26, 2021

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BREAKING: Guilbeault may be OUT as Heritage Minister: Source

One of those who are being shuffled out of their position is Minister of Heritage Steven Guilbeault, who may be assigned to the role of Minister of Infrastructure.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 25, 2021

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Trudeau to visit Europe for first G20 meeting since pre-pandemic

The main focuses of the summit will be pandemic management, climate change, and vaccine equity around the world.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 25, 2021

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Conservative campaign chair Walied Soliman wins defamation suit against 'far-right' commentator Daniel Bordman

Mr. Soliman, a Muslim lawyer who was chair of O'Toole's leadership campaign and 2021 election campaign won $500,000 in damages afer Bordman suggested that Soliman was a supporter of terrorism

Adam Dobrer / Oct 24, 2021

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Premier Ford: Ontario to end all COVID restrictions by end of March 2022

Ontario is set to lift all COVID-19 public health measures by the end of March, including health region mask mandates.

Adam Dobrer / Oct 23, 2021

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Costs for Trudeau's gun buyback program higher than ever, still no guns turned in

Trudeau's gun buyback program has yet to collect its first firearm, despite a rising price tag for the Canadian public. The cost of the buyback program has now topped $1.5 million.

James Anthony / Oct 22, 2021

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Quebec kids told not to yell 'trick or treat' on Halloween due to COVID

This year, kids in Quebec have been told not to yell "trick or treat" this Halloween, due to supposed worries about them spreading COVID-19.

James Anthony / Oct 22, 2021

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BREAKING: BC Liberals reject Aaron Gunn's application to run for party leadership

The party claims to have gone through a "thorough review of Mr. Gunn's statements on social media, both public and private."

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 22, 2021

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Canada drops non-essential travel advisory for first time since March 2020

The Canadian government has changed its travel advisories for the first time since the pandemic began in 2020. They did so quietly and with no announcements whatsoever.

James Anthony / Oct 22, 2021

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Seven-year anniversary of deadly terrorist attack on Parliament Hill draws tributes from all party leaders

Politicians of all stripes are paying tribute to Nathan Cirillo on the seven-year anniversary of his murder at the National War Memorial in Ottawa.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 22, 2021

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Toronto police searching for ax-wielding man who broke into North York home, stole jewelry and showered

Price, armed with an ax at the time, is believed to have spent hours inside of the residence.

Hannah Nightingale / Oct 22, 2021

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