The drop in temperature has been a bit much for many, including the earth’s surface. Toronto experienced what are known as “frost quakes” Friday, a rare weather phenomenon.
Two Extinction Rebellion protestors have been charged after they allegedly dumped a load of manure on the sidewalk in front of Doug Ford’s Etobicoke office.
An internal document at the Department of Industry said “zero” jobs were found to be created by a $1 billion subsidy, according to Blacklock’s Reporter.
Roughly 50 Greenpeace and Extinction Rebellion Quebec activists have occupied the offices of Minister of Canadian Heritage Steven Guilbeault in Montreal.
The Trudeau government spent nearly $120,000 on tickets to events, concerts and galas in only six months time during 2019.
A journalist has again been threatened with arrest twice in two days by the RCMP and CP police after attempting to document the #ShutDownCanada protests.
“Justin Trudeau has failed to act,” Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer said regarding the #ShutDownCanada protests that have stalled Canada’s economy.
The personal information of 144,000 Canadians has been mishandled by federal departments and agencies over the last two years.
The photographs of Trudeau greeting Iran’s foreign minister were taken by an Iranian state photographer. Canadian journalists weren’t allowed to the event.
A northern Manitoba woman who was arrested for Facebook comments made against Indigenous people is now asking for the public’s forgiveness.
The ongoing #ShutDownCanada protests, which have put Canadian trains to a grinding halt, could impact drinking water due to chlorine shortages.
Erin O’Toole has pledged to eliminate 50 percent of the CBC’s English-langauge television, with a plan to privatize it over the course of four years in government.
Protestors have stormed the office of British Columbia’s attorney general. The same #ShutDownCanada group are also planning to blockade the university.
Jesse Winter, a photojournalist who has worked with the Globe and Mail, was blocked from trying to cover anti-pipeline protestors in Coquitlam, BC.
Via Rail announced on Thursday afternoon that they are suspending all train travel across Canada as a result of the ongoing anti-pipeline protests.