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Trudeau wore bulletproof vest to campaign rally after security threat

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau wore a bulletproof vest at his most recent Mississauga campaign event after an “unspecific security threat” delayed the event by more than 90 minutes.

Ali Taghva / Oct 12, 2019

Politics & Policy

Critics of Surrey RCMP slammed by top RCMP officer

“We can’t police a large city? We’ve been doing it since 1951. I would challenge any other large city in this country to police with the resources we do and do a better job,” said McDonald.

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 12, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Conservative Party spending plans released, outlines cuts to balance budget over five-year period

On Friday, the Conservative Party outlined their spending plans in a 103-page document, which included repealing the Carbon Tax set out by the Liberal government, pursuing universal basic tax cuts, removing GST from home energy bills, and a slew of additional cuts to government spending.

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 12, 2019

Politics & Policy

Power trip: Trudeau visits Singh’s home riding to swing voters back to Liberal party

Liberals are beginning to express fears regarding the possibility of a minority government as the charismatic Jagmeet Singh continues to swing Liberal voters over to the NDP.

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 12, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Trudeau Liberals have become a party of broken laws, conspiracies, and doublespeak

Canada could wake up on October 21st with a government filled to the brim with politicians willing to break the law, dabble in conspiracies and, when caught in the act, engage in doublespeak or even forceful action to limit the potential…

Ali Taghva / Oct 12, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

WATCH: All the Canadian leaders running in the 2019 election explained

Vancouver-based YouTube host and Washington Post political columnist J.J. McCullough has your explainer on the Canadian leaders running in Canada’s election.

Ali Taghva / Oct 11, 2019

Opinion, Culture, Politics & Policy

City of Edmonton shuts down pro-life group’s plans for the second time

Edmonton must treat groups that dissent from popular opinions with the same respect and rights to tax-funded spaces as those with popular opinions.

Barbara Kay / Oct 11, 2019

Opinion, Culture, Politics & Policy

New national women’s initiative aims to tackle big issue topics

Canada: Powered by Women is a new national initiative designed to bring women together through social media to have political discussions about big issues.

Terry Newman / Oct 11, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Why I'm voting Liberal

In 2015, Trudeau ran on inspiration. In 2019, running for reelection, he has to grind it out.

Jonathan Scott / Oct 11, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Jagmeet Singh jumps to top approval rating among federal leaders

According to the latest leadership job approval poll by Campaign Research, Jagmeet Singh has claimed the top spot, with 49% of Canadians approving of his performance.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Oct 10, 2019

Politics & Policy

Green Party candidate announces hunger strike to promote environmentalism

On Tuesday, Richard Zurawski, a Green Party candidate for the federal riding of Halifax West, announced his hunger strike leading up to the election.

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 10, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Taxpayers will pay for most of Trudeau’s dual jet costs, while offsets target methane

While the Liberal Party stays mum on the cost for carbon offsets it purchased to “green” the use of not one, but two jet planes for incumbent PM Justin Trudeau’s 2019 campaign, the company that sold the offsets could only offer a glimpse into a hefty price tag.

Jason Unrau / Oct 10, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Kenney follows through on $1 billion campaign promise to indigenous people

As part of this pledge, Indigenous nations will be given $1 billion in loan guarantees to help kickstart Indigenous involvement in crucial resource projects.

Travis Gladue-Beauregard / Oct 9, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Scheer promises to stop illegal border crossings in Quebec

The road separates the U.S. from Quebec and is a hot spot of illegal entry into Canada, with prospective migrants simply crossing the border and immediately claiming asylum, leading to a process which can sometimes take years to resolve.

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 9, 2019

Opinion, Politics & Policy

Absence of military spending and veterans’ issues from debate was a huge mistake

However, two issues that were not discussed at any length was military spending, and support for Veterans. That is appalling.

Spencer Fernando / Oct 9, 2019

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