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Canadian teacher allegedly threatens to punch MAGA hat wearing student

The teacher also invited his class to boo the boy, publicly shaming him for wearing the cap.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Feb 6, 2019

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Food Banks Canada says that an "unacceptable" number of Canadians use food banks; "sad story of how things are"

Kirstin Beardsley, Food Banks' chief networks services officer, said that this number is "unacceptable," and "it has to go down."

Martin Dimitrov / Feb 6, 2019

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Public Safety Ministers says he won't risk Canadian lives to bring ISIS fighters home for trial

Canadian Public Safety Minister, Ralph Goodale, said on Tuesday that Canada will not comply with the United States' request for its allies fighting in Syria and Iraq to bring foreign fighters home for trial.

Martin Dimitrov / Feb 6, 2019

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Quebec's Minister for the Status of Women calls Hijab oppressive

“The hijab is not something that women should wear,” she said. “It symbolizes a form of oppression toward women, the fact they have to cover themselves up. It is not in my values and I think women should be free to wear what they want.”

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Feb 6, 2019

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NEWSFLASH: Government interference is a threat to free speech everywhere

OTTAWA: The director of Reporters Without Borders in Latin America told a parliamentary committee Tuesday that determining what is “legitimate information versus propaganda is a very fine line.”

Jason Unrau / Feb 6, 2019

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Justin Trudeau falsely claims that low income Canadians don't pay taxes

“We see proof that the conservatives simply don’t understand that low income families don’t benefit from tax breaks because they don’t pay taxes,” said Justin Trudeau.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Feb 5, 2019

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Omar Khadr requests Alberta youth court to declare his sentence expired

Omar Khadr, the well known former Guantanamo Bay prisoner convicted of killing an American solider as a child, who also received $10.5 million from the Canadian federal government, is now asking Alberta youth court to order his release and declare his eight-year sentence to have expired.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Feb 5, 2019

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Refugee judge nicknamed "Dr. No" for refusing over 90% of refugee claims and who called most refugees "liars" rehired in December to preside over cases

“At the Board there are those who don’t want Canadians to hear any of this. They enjoy their perks and wallow in self-inflated notions of their importance.To silence critics they defame us. We’re anti-refugee, anti-immigrant, xenophobic. Rubbish," said the former IRB member in a 2001 article.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Feb 5, 2019

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50% of Albertans see separation as a real possibility, Western Canada Party dominates poll

The west appears to want in, or if all else fails, out.

Ali Taghva / Feb 5, 2019

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Public transit is now part of the culture war

I must admit that I’m still not clear where exactly abortion and municipal transit policy intersect, but for a group of activist city councillors in Ottawa, they apparently do.

Andrew Lawton / Feb 5, 2019

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Toronto's inability to house refugees is causing a homelessness diaspora across Ontario

Despite adding more than 2500 shelter beds at the city’s own cost, there was a shelter wait list of 330 people as of recent reports in early January.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Feb 5, 2019

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DZSURDZSA: Ryerson Student Union spending scandal balloons to $700K in alleged misuse of student funds on alcohol and lavish lifestyle

"You hear rumours of other student union people being able to – I shouldn't say the term loosely – but getting away with stealing funds," said another student union executive accused of stealing student funds.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Feb 4, 2019

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Fentanyl found in bubblegum by RCMP in Newfoundland, victim rushed to hospital

The Bay Roberts RCMP released a statement on their Facebook page this afternoon stating that they have found traces of fentanyl in a piece of bubblegum located near a drug overdose victim.

Lucas Holtvluwer / Feb 4, 2019

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Supreme Court of Canada could turn trials into a mockery of justice

If witnesses aren’t allowed to openly answer questions under oath anymore then our courts will have truly become mere show trials

Diana Davison / Feb 4, 2019

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The unmarked graves of the Charles Camsell Indian Hospital

After all this time, nearly 75 years since the first “Indian hospital” was opened, many First Nation families are still looking for answers.

Travis Gladue-Beauregard / Feb 4, 2019

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