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Liberal MP raises ethics concerns after flying private jet for personal medical treatment

Liberal MP Dominic LeBlanc’s use of JD Irving’s private jet to make a doctor’s appointment in Montreal last month is reviving the New Brunswick politician’s past brushes with ethics rules.

Jason Unrau / Jul 17, 2019

Culture, International News

U.K. university student invents anti-manspreading chair, wins national award

Laurel says she was inspired by real life events. “It came from my own experiences of men infringing on my space in public.”

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 17, 2019

Canadian News

Man dies in Winnipeg police custody—family demands answers

Randy Cochrane was taken into police custody on Sunday. On Monday, he was pronounced dead in a hospital.

Siddak Ahuja / Jul 17, 2019

Canadian News, Technology

We used FaceApp to age famous Canadians and the results are hilarious

Here are some prominent Canadians filtered through this popular and hilarious app!

Yanky Pollak / Jul 16, 2019

Canadian News, International News, Politics & Policy

Liberals fail to send government representatives to defend Canada’s Arctic claims

In the real world, nobody cares about Canada’s claims to our Arctic archipelago, except for us.

Jason Unrau / Jul 16, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Trudeau questioned by lawyers of senior woman suing him for $95K after being manhandled by his bodyguards

According to Blaine, her lawyer Christian Lajoie met with the prime minister and his legal team at 9:30 AM on July 16 in Montreal for an hour interview to prepare for the civil proceedings.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Jul 16, 2019

Opinion, American News, Culture

Activist Shaun King tweets praise for Antifa terrorist, later deletes it

Following the attack on an ICE detention centre in Tacoma, Washington by a 69-year-old self-proclaimed “Antifa” terrorist named Willem Van Spronson, King decided to praise the perpetrator’s actions, along with a number of other prominent left-wing activists.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 16, 2019

American News

U.S. police warn that flushing drugs down the toilet could cause "meth-gators"

Tennessee's hard working “sewer guys ... are not really prepared for meth” in the water.

Joseph Fang / Jul 16, 2019

American News, Culture

The brutal murder of Bianca Devins reveals the problem of incel culture

Bianca Devins was 17-years-old when her life came to a tragic halt. She had been tracked down after a concert by a jealous wannabe-boyfriend, Brandon Andrew Clark, and nearly decapitated, the photos of her lifeless body posted to his Discord server and Instagram.

Anna Slatz / Jul 16, 2019

American News

Toddler dies after plunging into Tim Hortons grease trap

Grease traps are set up behind restaurants to keep used oil and grease out of sewer systems, as they are substances that can cause major clogging and expensive repairs.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 16, 2019

Canadian News, Culture

Alberta couple cause uproar over photo of kiss in front of dead lion

A viral photo showing an Edmonton couple kissing behind a dead lion they had killed during a trip to South Africa has caught the two in a world of online backlash.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 16, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Liberals surge ahead of Conservatives in latest poll

The Liberals can cheer. Scheer needs to rethink his strategy. The NDP needs a spark to get them over the 20 percent mark, as the Greens witness a threatening rise.

Siddak Ahuja / Jul 16, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Taxpayers on the hook for Trudeau government’s $372.5 million Bombardier disaster

Bombardier’s relationship with the free market paid negative dividends to Canadian taxpayers and workers again last week, as the company announced a first round of 550 layoffs at its Thunder Bay, Ontario train assembly plant for later this fall.

Jason Unrau / Jul 15, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Will Doug Ford be Andrew Scheer’s Kathleen Wynne?

Something similar happened to Justin Trudeau’s likability because of Kathleen Wynne’s policy decisions. For Ford it is likely his handling of student loans and grants; for Wynne it was her highly controversial carbon tax crusade.

Dylan Gibbons / Jul 15, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy, Business & Finance

Trudeau manages to spend $3.3 billion in taxpayer dollars since the House of Commons adjourned

According to a report by True North, the Trudeau Liberals have announced a total of $3.3 billion in funding going into the pre-writ period of the election since the House of Commons adjourned on June 21st.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Jul 15, 2019

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