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Liberal Minister blames housing unaffordability on Iran war
Housing Minister Gregor Robertson has a shocking new scapegoat for Canada’s affordability crisis: the “war in the Middle East.”
 • Quinn Patrick
EXCLUSIVE: Smith talks Iran war, says Carney majority “could help” get pipelines built
Smith gave an exclusive interview with Juno News discussing the prospects of a majority Liberal government, missed energy opportunities and the impacts…
 • Quinn Patrick
OP-ED: Picking fights with Trump could leave Canada in the dark
"A political dispute could put both the power supply and billions in provincial revenue at risk."
Alberta government launches investigation into Calgary water main disasters
The Alberta government has launched a formal inspection into the “City of Calgary’s management, administration and operations of the Bearspaw South…
 • Quinn Patrick
Canadian citizenship test now entirely self-administered and online
The majority of immigrants seeking Canadian citizenship will apply completely through a self-administered online citizenship test, which they will be…
 • Quinn Patrick
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Dozens of CAF soldiers suffered frostbite during Alaskan training exercise
Dozens of Canadian Armed Forces soldiers were pulled from a recent training exercise in Alaska after suffering frostbite injuries, with sources citing…
 • Quinn Patrick
Feds appoint “online safety” advisory group dominated by censorship advocates
The federal government has appointed an “online safety” advisory panel stacked with academics and activists known for pushing for more censorship on…
 • Melanie Bennet
Juno Jump Start | Liberal Minister blames housing unaffordability on Iran war
Gregor Robertson has a shocking new scapegoat for Canada’s affordability crisis, Candice details Iran's bombing of a CAF base in Kuwait, Danielle Smith…
EXCLUSIVE: Danielle Smith on Canadian energy, floor-crossings and Alberta independence
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Canada is paying the price for a “decade of missed opportunity” on pipelines — and weighs in on federal…
 • Straight Up with Marc Patrone
Ford reveals injunction to stop “Al Quds Day” rally at recently targeted U.S. consulate
After years of pressure from anti-regime Iranians and Jewish Canadians, Ford is finally taking action to shut down the anti-Israel “Al Quds Day…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Why did it take two weeks to learn that Iran bombed Canadian troops?
Candice unpacks the unbelievable news that Canadian armed forces were bombed in Kuwait on March 1, 2026 and Canadians were kept in the dark for nearly…
 • Candice Malcolm
School board tells teachers to follow “no debate” script when dealing with parents
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is instructing teachers to shut down parental concerns about ideology and identity politics in the…
 • Melanie Bennet
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Why did it take two weeks to learn that Iran bombed Canadian troops?

Canadian Politics

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Alberta government launches investigation into Calgary water main disasters
The Alberta government has launched a formal inspection into the “City of Calgary’s management, administration and operations of the Bearspaw South…
 • Quinn Patrick
OP-ED: Picking fights with Trump could leave Canada in the dark
"A political dispute could put both the power supply and billions in provincial revenue at risk."
Dozens of CAF soldiers suffered frostbite during Alaskan training exercise
Dozens of Canadian Armed Forces soldiers were pulled from a recent training exercise in Alaska after suffering frostbite injuries, with sources citing…
 • Quinn Patrick
Canadian citizenship test now entirely self-administered and online
The majority of immigrants seeking Canadian citizenship will apply completely through a self-administered online citizenship test, which they will be…
 • Quinn Patrick
Feds appoint “online safety” advisory group dominated by censorship advocates
The federal government has appointed an “online safety” advisory panel stacked with academics and activists known for pushing for more censorship on…
 • Melanie Bennet
EXCLUSIVE: Smith talks Iran war, says Carney majority “could help” get pipelines built
Smith gave an exclusive interview with Juno News discussing the prospects of a majority Liberal government, missed energy opportunities and the impacts…
 • Quinn Patrick
Liberal Minister blames housing unaffordability on Iran war
Housing Minister Gregor Robertson has a shocking new scapegoat for Canada’s affordability crisis: the “war in the Middle East.”
 • Quinn Patrick
Ford reveals injunction to stop “Al Quds Day” rally at recently targeted U.S. consulate
After years of pressure from anti-regime Iranians and Jewish Canadians, Ford is finally taking action to shut down the anti-Israel “Al Quds Day…
 • Clayton DeMaine
School board tells teachers to follow “no debate” script when dealing with parents
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is instructing teachers to shut down parental concerns about ideology and identity politics in the…
 • Melanie Bennet
Doug Ford moves to shield ministers from Freedom of Information requests
The Ford government is set to significantly reduce transparency by shielding cabinet ministers and their offices from public Freedom of Information…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Toronto police to allow Iran-backed “Al-Quds” day rally to continue
Despite widespread calls from Jewish advocates and politicians, Toronto police will allow a provocative, anti-Israel “Al-Quds” day rally.
 • Clayton DeMaine
Carney accused of hiding Iranian attack on Canadian troops in Kuwait
Carney is facing accusations of a cover-up after allegedly hiding for almost two weeks that the Iranian Regime attacked Canadian Armed Forces personnel…
 • Clayton DeMaine

Crime

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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
RCMP treating U.S consulate shooting in Toronto as a “national security incident”
A brazen attack on the U.S. consulate in Toronto has been officially deemed a “national security incident” by the RCMP, prompting Canada’s political…
 • Clayton DeMaine
BREAKING: Shots fired at U.S. consulate in Toronto
The U.S. Consulate in Toronto, which has been the site of recent anti-regime Iranian protests, was targeted in a shooting Tuesday morning. Fortunately…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Elderly security guard assaulted by group of teens in Quebec
An elderly security guard in Repentigny, Quebec, was viciously assaulted by a group of teenagers near Horizon High School while working at a local…
 • Quinn Patrick
OP-ED: Terror hits synagogues while Toronto’s “leaders” look away
"At a press conference Sunday in front of one of the synagogues targeted by Jew haters who shot into its front windows, Toronto Police Chief Myron…
 • Sue-Ann Levy
Anti-Khalistani influencer stabbed to death in suspected targeted killing
A prominent Punjabi social media influencer who publicly criticized the radical Khalistani movement and alleged sexual misconduct against leaders in the…
 • Clayton DeMaine

Recent news

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Doug Ford moves to shield ministers from Freedom of Information requests
The Ford government is set to significantly reduce transparency by shielding cabinet ministers and their offices from public Freedom of Information…
 • Clayton DeMaine
Toronto police to allow Iran-backed “Al-Quds” day rally to continue
Despite widespread calls from Jewish advocates and politicians, Toronto police will allow a provocative, anti-Israel “Al-Quds” day rally.
 • Clayton DeMaine
Carney accused of hiding Iranian attack on Canadian troops in Kuwait
Carney is facing accusations of a cover-up after allegedly hiding for almost two weeks that the Iranian Regime attacked Canadian Armed Forces personnel…
 • Clayton DeMaine
OP-ED: Global shocks are driving food prices—Canada’s policies are making it worse
"On April 1, Canada’s industrial carbon tax will rise to $110 per tonne. As oil prices surge globally, all countries will likely experience upward…
OP-ED: Inside the buildings where quiet decisions end lives
"Tax law asks you to detach outcome from feeling – to reduce the messy sprawl of human life into numbers that fit neatly into columns. You determine…
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
Canada's auto sector hit with major blow
As vehicle exports fall to pandemic-era lows and Canada’s trade deficit surges, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre heads to Detroit, Texas and New…
 • Straight Up with Marc Patrone
Juno Jump Start | Aaron Gunn says land acknowledgements undermine private property
Gunn is warning that governments making land acknowledgements threatens private property rights, Candice is joined by Andrew Lawton to discuss how the…
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