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Global Affairs Canada to shutter $800M foreign aid climate fund
The department reported $812 million in reduced spending as Canada’s International Climate Finance Commitment from 2021–2026 winds down.
 • Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
Eby’s approval rating hits ‘notable’ new low: Angus Reid Institute
The provincial budget is also projecting deficits of $13.3 billion for 2026-27.
 • Quinn Patrick
FBI shut down four websites connected with death threats against Goldie Ghamari
Notably, the U.S., not Canada, acted on the group, Handela Hack, that threatened Ghamari’s life.
 • Clayton DeMaine
EXCLUSIVE: Veteran cop explains how organized illicit tobacco works after major Alberta bust
Veteran police officer explains how the illicit tobacco trade operates, funding organized crime.
 • Clayton DeMaine
OP-ED: Carney’s Emergencies Act appeal is a credibility crisis for the Supreme Court
Navarro-Genie writes, "The appeal forces the Supreme Court to rule on a case tied to Chief Justice Wagner’s past public condemnation of the trucker’s…
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Juno Jump Start | Calls mount for Chief Justice Wagner to be recused from Emergencies Act decision
A Supreme Court Justice is facing calls to step down from ruling on Carney’s appeal of the Emergencies Act decision, Candice discusses comedian Ben…
Alberta independence figure reacts to Poilievre’s Rogan appearance
Alberta independence figure Jeff Rath pushes back after Pierre Poilievre dismisses separation on The Joe Rogan Experience
 • Straight Up with Marc Patrone
Parents rebuke Calgary school’s downplaying of Ramadan lunch controversy
A school source said the Fairview school Ramadan lunch accommodation controversy was a “misunderstanding” but revelations from parents pointed to a…
 • Melanie Bennet
Carney willing to contribute “appropriate efforts” to help clear Strait of Hormuz
Prime Minister Mark Carney released a joint statement with the leaders of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan.
 • Quinn Patrick
Supreme Court to hear challenge against Liberals’ gun grab
Supreme Court of Canada green lights legal challenge from the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights (CCFR) against the Liberals’ gun confiscation…
 • Quinn Patrick
Fake News media tries to cancel comedian Ben Bankas (with Harrison Faulkner)
Comedian Ben Bankas’ offensive comedy has made him a huge star – and it’s triggered the woke fake news media who keep failing to cancel him. Today’s…
 • Candice Malcolm
Hamilton police make arrest after human sex trafficking investigation
Police say 35-year-old Michael Smith took advantage of several people over nine months.
 • Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
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Fake News media tries to cancel comedian Ben Bankas (with Harrison Faulkner)

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EXCLUSIVE: Veteran cop explains how organized illicit tobacco works after major Alberta bust
Veteran police officer explains how the illicit tobacco trade operates, funding organized crime.
 • Clayton DeMaine
EXCLUSIVE: CRA blocks release of tax credits claimed on journalists’ salaries
In response to an access to information request by Juno News on the tax breaks, the Canada Revenue Agency said it “can’t divulge” the information.
 • Clayton DeMaine
B.C. repeat offender granted bail again despite nine child sex assault charges
An alleged repeat child sex offender has been released for the third time before sentencing in the Okanagan region.
 • Clayton DeMaine
Feds appeal Emergencies Act ruling at the last minute
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has challenged the Federal Court of Appeal's Emergencies Act ruling on the very final day the decision could be…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Eby upset that temporary foreign worker program doesn't provide path to citizenship
B.C. Premier David Eby says he is "not a fan" of changes to the temporary foreign worker program, citing restrictive work contracts and a lack of…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Toronto police will “consult” attorney general about blatantly antisemitic signage
Police say they will consult the Attorney General about hate crime offenses, as Jewish advocacy groups call for action against individuals wielding…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Bank of Canada taken to court after refusing to reveal executive salaries
The Bank of Canada is being dragged to court by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation to expose how much it pays its top brass, after the Bank repeatedly…
 • Quinn Patrick
Ford says hockey icon Don Cherry deserves the Order of Canada
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is agreeing with the federal Conservatives, stating that Canadian patriot and hockey legend Don Cherry should receive the…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Inflation up nearly two per cent in February: Consumer Price Index
Canadians felt little relief at the checkout last month as inflation rose 1.8 per cent, barely decelerating from the 2.3 per cent increase in the…
 • Quinn Patrick
EXCLUSIVE: We reported from inside the pro-Islamic Republic “Al-Quds Day” protest
Pro-democracy counter-protesters faced off with “Al-Quds Day” demonstrators backing Iran’s Islamist regime outside the recently targeted U.S. Consulate…
 • Clayton DeMaine
CARPAY: The sixth anniversary of lockdowns & how fear undermined our ability to think
John Carpay writes, "Daily and hourly media announcements about large numbers of 'Covid cases' kept most people in fear, for years on end."
LEVY: Cowardice at Toronto City Hall fuels Al-Quds hate march
"Ontario and the city of Toronto are run by idiots. I refer to idiots who have no spine or moral compass—and think they’re far smarter than the average…
 • Sue-Ann Levy

Crime

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EXCLUSIVE: Veteran cop explains how organized illicit tobacco works after major Alberta bust
Veteran police officer explains how the illicit tobacco trade operates, funding organized crime.
 • Clayton DeMaine
Hamilton police make arrest after human sex trafficking investigation
Police say 35-year-old Michael Smith took advantage of several people over nine months.
 • Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
B.C. repeat offender granted bail again despite nine child sex assault charges
An alleged repeat child sex offender has been released for the third time before sentencing in the Okanagan region.
 • Clayton DeMaine
Toronto Star neglects to name suspect charged with harassment in antisemitic incident
The Toronto Star is facing scrutiny for selectively choosing which alleged antisemites to name, after the paper failed to identify Rostam Rashidkhani, a…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Montreal convenience store owner stabbed to death by convicted murderer
A convenience store owner was fatally stabbed inside his Montreal business Thursday, leading to the arrest of one man in connection with the slaying in…
 • Quinn Patrick
Outrage after B.C. killer who brutally stabbed girlfriend gets lighter sentence due to race
Outrage is mounting after a man who brutally stabbed his girlfriend 15 times was given a shockingly light sentence, in part because he is black.
 • Clayton DeMaine
EXCLUSIVE: Immigration lawyer blasts backlogged system as Sidhu fights deportation
An immigration lawyer is demanding a major overhaul of Canada’s immigration system after Jaskirat Singh Sidhu announced his bid to stay in the country…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Toronto “Muslim Liaison Unit” cop charged with alleged sex crimes
A Toronto police officer who served on the controversial “Muslim Liaison Unit” has been charged with numerous alleged sex crimes, assaults, and…
 • Clayton DeMaine

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Moody’s downgrades B.C.’s debt rating due to shoddy fiscal management
The credit and debt rating agency said the downgrade was due to “a deterioration in long-term fiscal management relative to our previous assessment.”
 • Quinn Patrick
Calls mount for Chief Justice Wagner to be recused from Emergencies Act decision
An anti-vaccine mandate nursing organization is calling for a Supreme Court Justice to be recused from ruling on the federal government's appeal of the…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Juno Jump Start | Poilievre tells Rogan: Trump should “knock that s*** off” regarding 51st state
Poilievre told Trump to “knock that s**t off” regarding his “51st state” rhetoric, Candice brings us the latest news on Poilievre’s trip to Texas, and…
Pierre Poilievre pitches Canada on Joe Rogan's podcast
Former Conservative MP Michelle Ferreri joins Marc Patrone to break down Pierre Poilievre's appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience and why it marks a…
 • Straight Up with Marc Patrone
Poilievre tells Rogan: Trump should “knock that s*** off” regarding 51st state
"We’re very proudly Canadian. So we’re never going to be the 51st state and I just wish he’d knock that s*** off," said Poilievre.
Poilievre on Rogan + Man threatens to sue Juno News for calling him a man
Poilievre joins Joe Rogan’s podcast, CBC begins its fearmongering campaign and polls show Poilievre has a real problem with older women. Plus, Juno News…
 • Candice Malcolm
Idlout billed Canadians to buy artwork from her own business
On four separate occasions, taxpayers paid the bill after Idlout purchased nearly $2,000 in carvings from her own store.
 • Quinn Patrick
U.S. jets partook in escort of two Montreal-bound flights following a bomb threat
Canadian CF-18 and US F-16 fighter jets, as well as a KC-135 aerial refuelling tanker, were sent to escort the flights.
 • Clayton DeMaine
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