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York University instructor charged after two sexual assaults on subway

A York University instructor has been charged with multiple counts of sexual assault on the TTC.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Feb 7, 2020

Canadian News, Business & Finance

January sees 34,000 jobs added in Canada, Alberta loses 18,900

There were 34,000 jobs added to the Canadian economy in January and the unemployment rate dropped to 5.5 per cent from 5.6 per cent in December.

Sam Edwards / Feb 7, 2020

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

NDP MLA argues Extinction Rebellion activists should teach in classrooms

Two Alberta MLAs are arguing about how climate change should be addressed and if groups like Extinction Rebellion should be allowed in the classroom.

Sam Edwards / Feb 7, 2020

Canadian News

Winter storms causing turmoil through much of eastern Canada

Snowstorms are wreaking havoc over much of Canada today, with a heavy snowfall hitting Quebec, and similar snowsqualls in many areas of Ontario.

Nico Johnson / Feb 7, 2020

Canadian News

Anti-pipeline protestors shut down train travel between Toronto and Montreal

Train travel between Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal has been shut down by anti-pipeline protestors near Belleville, Ontario.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Feb 7, 2020

Canadian News

WATCH: Exclusive interview with Tory leadership candidate Marilyn Gladu

Marilyn Gladu pledged to review the CBC mandate, scrap Justin Trudeau’s $600 million media bailout, and said she opposes the Liberal’s gun ban.

Nico Johnson / Feb 6, 2020

Canadian News

Tory MP alleges a CPC leadership campaign is ‘promising nominations’ for support

Conservative MP Scott Reid has made a statement on Twitter, voicing his concern over a leadership campaign offering nominations for support.

Nico Johnson / Feb 6, 2020

Canadian News

WATCH: Climate protestors converge on Liberal cabinet minister’s Toronto office

Anti-pipeline activists gathered around Chrystia Freeland’s Toronto office Thursday evening to protest the early morning raid of an anti-pipeline camp in BC

Beth Baisch and Barrett Wilson / Feb 6, 2020

Canadian News

Trudeau-appointed ambassador gets railed for supporting Chinese regime

Canada’s Ambassador to China Dominic Barton was lampooned this Thursday for being an apologist to the Chinese communist regime.

Nico Johnson / Feb 6, 2020

Canadian News

Toronto is packed with striking teachers after breakdown in talks

Downtown Toronto is packed with striking teachers today after elementary teachers went on strike across the province.

Nico Johnson / Feb 6, 2020

Canadian News, News

Flight evacuating Canadians from Wuhan en route to Vancouver

A plane carrying Canadians back from Wuhan, China has departedfor Vancouver, British Columbia. The final destination is Trenton, Ontario.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Feb 6, 2020

Canadian News, Politics & Policy, Business & Finance

Trudeau’s MPs tell him to scrap new oil sands project

Many members of Trudeau’s caucus were desperately trying to sway the Prime Minister from the approving the massive $20 billion…

Quinn Patrick / Feb 6, 2020

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Former Liberal MP continuously broke code of conduct

The federal ethics commissioner has said that Joe Peschisolido continuously broke the MP code of conduct during his time as an MP.

Sam Edwards / Feb 6, 2020

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

MPs grill Liberal middle-class prosperity minister over $90 a year tax cut

Last night, the federal tax cut of $90 ($1.73 a week), was questioned by Commons finance committee members as they found the cut “baffling.”

Sam Edwards / Feb 6, 2020

Canadian News, Culture, Politics & Policy

Senator Lynn Beyak denies claiming she was Metis

Senator Lynn Beyak said yesterday that she never actually claimed to be Metis. “Media is reporting I am Métis .. I am not now, never was.”

Quinn Patrick / Feb 6, 2020

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