Politics & Policy

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Liberals allowed Trudeau’s extensive history of blackface define Canada

The Prime Minister wore blackface more times than he could keep count and Liberals clearly don’t care.

Ali Taghva / Dec 3, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

The Conservatives will have to decide whether they’re a pro-establishment or anti-establishment party

Sooner or later, the Conservatives will have to decide whether they’re a pro-establishment or anti-establishment party.

Spencer Fernando / Dec 3, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy, Business & Finance

Canadian personal insolvencies hit decade high

Canadians appear to be hitting some rough times.

Ali Taghva / Dec 3, 2019

Politics & Policy, Business & Finance

Ford government passes law to protect farmers from animal rights activists

Trespassers on farmers’ land will face much stiffer penalties in Ontario now.

Ali Taghva / Dec 3, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy, Business & Finance

Trans Mountain to put first pipe in the ground

Construction is set to begin on the first section of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Ali Taghva / Dec 3, 2019

Politics & Policy, Business & Finance

Twenty-seven percent more employed Ontarians accessing food banks

The number of Ontario residents requiring food banks while employed has significantly increased over the last three years.

Ali Taghva / Dec 2, 2019

Politics & Policy

UCP members overwhelmingly support increased Alberta autonomy

The United Conservative Party appears to be preparing for a fight for increased autonomy with the Trudeau government.

Ali Taghva / Dec 2, 2019

Politics & Policy

WATCH: female conservative journalist assaulted in Alberta by left-wing protestor

A female conservative journalist has been assaulted in Calgary by a left-wing protestor outside the UCP’s Annual General Meeting in Calgary.

Ali Taghva / Nov 30, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Bonnyville to leave the Federation of Canadian Municipalities

Not only is western alienation from the federal government been troubling Albertans lately, but Alberta’s rural municipalities are also feeling the disconnect from their eastern counterparts.

Travis Gladue-Beauregard / Nov 30, 2019

International News, Politics & Policy

North Korea says it has successfully tested new ‘super-large multiple rocket launcher’

The dictatorship of North Korea appears to have tested a new missile system.

Ali Taghva / Nov 30, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Trudeau broke 67 promises during first term

The Liberal government is back, and so is laundry list of failed promises.

Ali Taghva / Nov 29, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

CBC’s fake news checker kept misinformation up after being corrected

A CBC journalist has spread misinformation online and kept it up for days after being corrected. That journalist is CBC’s fake news spotter, Jeff Yates.

Ali Taghva / Nov 29, 2019

International News, Politics & Policy

Iran’s regime cut internet, then 143 were killed during protests

The regime is now allegedly stealing bodies of protesters from morgues.

Ali Taghva / Nov 29, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Ontario high school teachers planning to strike next Wednesday

It would be a one-day strike, and can be avoided should a tentative deal be signed before hand.

Ali Taghva / Nov 29, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

RESIGN: Andrew Scheer facing heat from all fronts

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer received a cold reception at a Conservative meeting in Montreal, Quebec. Many in with the CPC are calling for his resignation.

Nico Johnson / Nov 26, 2019

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