For now, there is no answer, and although The Star has blocked their copy, a version has already dropped on social media.
This is the third instance after the Prime Minister’s blackface adventure at 29 while being a private school teacher, as well as his high school foray.
The CSSA, which has coordinated closely with Chinese diplomatic officials, has tried to obscure their connections to the Chinese government while simultaneously surveilling and intimidating students on campus who speak out against the Chinese government
A new photo shows the two at a El-Maoued’s house having a friendly get together with other associates.
The British Columbia RCMP released a summary report of their investigation into the three homicides which took place in northern…
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hoped the Climate Strike would go well for him today. He met with Greta Thunberg, the…
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau commemorated the Canadian climate strike by announcing on Twitter that he intends on planting two billion trees over the next ten years.
The Green Party’s proposed election promises and budgetary changes have been shown to have numerous mathematical discrepancies, as well as multiple omissions regarding the actual costs of their bold campaign promises.
The Montreal climate march is underway, with over 300,000 expected on a sunny day in September. With Greta Thunberg in addressing the crowd, students and a variety of workers all had the day off to protest for a cause they believe in.
Singh said it is “disgusting that the president could inflame hatred against people and be so divisive.”
Autumn Peltier, the Anishinabek Nation chief water commissioner, has spent nearly half her life fighting against injustices.
“I don’t know why grow-ups would choose to mock children for communicating science. They can do something good instead,” she said.
With some concerned about whether or not the hashtag was a cesspit for bots and an easy way to influence public conversation, Twitter’s head of site integrity decided to clear things up.
Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to give lower-income families $2,000 dollars to cover travelling and camping expenses so that kids can learn about the environment.
Legislation was just introduced that once enacted, will ban all single-use plastic bags at retailers across Nova Scotia within a year.