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Smith warned police not to enforce ‘hurt feelings.’ Then this happened
A deleted Edmonton police post has renewed concerns about the line between hate speech and lawful expression.
2 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Chris Alexander jumps into the Toronto mayoral race
Will Chris Alexander’s last minute entry guarantee the worst Toronto mayor ever another four years?
3 hrs ago
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Sue-Ann Levy
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EXCLUSIVE: Alberta tech minister Nate Glubish addresses concerns about AI Data centres
Alberta’s innovation and tech minister Nate Glubish responds to concerns about AI Data centres, while making the case for Alberta to allow and support…
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Clayton DeMaine
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Brother of slain police officer calls for stricter bail reform
Canada’s current bail system allows for another hearing to be scheduled as soon as 18 months later in the event of a denial, even for the most serious…
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Quinn Patrick
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Privy Council finds Alto rail opposed by those who would benefit most
Respondents said there were “already numerous ways to transit between Toronto and Québec City relatively quickly" with some saying Ottawa should…
6 hrs ago
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Quinn Patrick
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Interprovincial trade barriers cost Canada more than U.S. tariffs
Interprovincial trade barriers across more than 230 sectors impose costs equivalent to a 9.5 per cent tariff on the Canadian economy, a figure which…
6 hrs ago
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Quinn Patrick
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🟢 Juno Jump Start: Carney Liberals are “finishing the job” on Trudeau's war on faith
The Carney Liberal government has banned references to God at official Canadian Armed Forces ceremonies, ordering military chaplains to replace prayers…
8 hrs ago
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Saskatoon blew nearly $300K on three giant plastic rocks
CTF says city hall’s six-figure art project is “ridiculous and disrespectful” to taxpayers.
Aug 2
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Alex Dhaliwal
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OP-ED: Ottawa prioritized immigration processing over public safety
"Protecting Canadians is the government’s first duty, and speedy immigration processing should never come at its expense."
Aug 2
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Ottawa approves nickel-cobalt mine in northern Ontario
Once operational, the project will have a mine ore production capacity of 240,000 tonnes daily, and a mill ore input capacity of 120,000 tonnes per day
Aug 2
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Quinn Patrick
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Federal bureaucrats pocketed $201M in bonuses while missing half their targets
Records show 88 per cent of federal executives received bonuses as watchdogs urged Mark Carney to end Ottawa’s “entitlement culture.”
Aug 2
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Nurse fined $22,000 for comments on COVID-19, BLM and Indigenous patients
The B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives ruled his comments to be racially insensitive and discriminatory.
Aug 2
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Quinn Patrick
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