Extinction Rebellion gathered in downtown Toronto today to block the rails and prevent CP trains from running.
The Trudeau government spent $326 million of taxpayer money keeping the entire Canadian fleet of submarines for a year on dry land.
The court denying Lorne Grabher the right to put his last name on his license plate is the latest example of cancel culture running amok.
Extinction Rebellion took to the streets of downtown Toronto Friday evening to block rush-hour traffic and express their anger over pipelines.
The Trudeau Liberals are readying an Alberta aid package to appease the province if the proposed $20-billion Frontier oil sands mine is rejected, an anonymous source told Reuters.
A plane carrying 176 Canadians from Wuhan, China laneded at the Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario on Friday.
A man has reportedly shot and killed his neighbour with a crossbow while attempting to fire at dogs that were attacking him.
Pedophile acceptance movements appear to be gaining traction as some academics are taking up the cause of advancing the rights of “minor attracted people.”
Carlos Larmond is one of the twins jailed for attempting to leave Canada in 2016 to fight with the Islamic State, He was recently released from prison.
Two men, walked into a Walmart in the US and proclaimed that they has coronavirus in what appears to be yet another publicity stunt.
Baird is still leaning against a leadership run, although he has yet to rule himself out. A source close to Baird said “It’s possible but it’s a long-shot.”
Dave Daubenmire wants to sue the NFL for trillions for the sexual nature of the 2020 Super Bowl halftime show featuring Shakira and Jennifer Lopez.
Crown prosecutors will argue that ‘Chair Girl’ deserves 4 to 6 months in jail, saying that she is “extraordinary lucky that she didn’t kill someone.”
A York University instructor has been charged with multiple counts of sexual assault on the TTC.
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.