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Kingston hospital erects makeshift walls in hallways to treat patients
Kingston’s largest hospital is now treating patients in “unconventional spaces” by erecting makeshift walls in hallways, due to a massive overflow of…
22 hrs ago • Quinn Patrick
Liberals quietly granting permanent residence to 33K foreign workers
The federal immigration minister claims that a program to grant permanent resident status to a target of 33,000 foreign workers has already launched.
22 hrs ago • Clayton DeMaine
Ottawa deal could give Alberta more control over impact assessments
Ottawa has signed an agreement that could give more control to Alberta over resource development.
22 hrs ago • Quinn Patrick
OP-ED: Canada’s GST was meant to tame the debt. Now it barely covers the interest
"The GST was sold to Canadians as a way to balance the budget, but today it mostly pays the interest on Ottawa’s debt."
22 hrs ago
U of T teacher college hosts “decolonizing” anti-white conference
The U of T's Ontario Institute for Studies in Education is hosting a controversial conference calling on educators to “decolonize the mind” and…
22 hrs ago • Melanie Bennet
Juno Jump Start | Alberta independence leader warns of looming court challenge
Alberta’s independence movement is racing against a looming court injunction, Candice covers the latest bad news story for the CBC, and more.
24 hrs ago
Yuri Fulmer vows to ban Digital ID if elected BC Conservative leader
Businessman and B.C. Conservative leadership contender Yuri Fulmer says he would prohibit mandatory digital ID for provincial services if he becomes…
Mar 7 • Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
Sikh extremists target Canadian journalists
A Canadian journalist was stabbed to death after speaking out against Khalistan separatists; supporters warn her death could be linked to extremist…
Mar 6 • Straight Up with Marc Patrone
Sign NOW: Alberta independence leader warns of looming court challenge
Alberta’s independence movement is racing against a looming court injunction, with organizers demanding immediate signatures before a judge could shut…
Mar 6 • Quinn Patrick
Supreme Court granting subsidized daycare to refugee claimants opens floodgates: constitutional lawyer
Taxpayers in provinces like Quebec could soon be forced to fund daycare for every person claiming refugee status in Canada, thanks to a recent Supreme…
Mar 6 • Clayton DeMaine
Don Cherry vindicated + CBC is in big trouble + Khalistani critic murdered in Ontario
Bad news for the CBC + Don Cherry nominated for the Order of Canada after receiving the Order of Ontario + a shocking violent murder of an independent…
Mar 6 • Candice Malcolm
Feds censor how Kamloops band spent $12M meant for “unmarked graves” dig
The Liberal government is heavily redacting how a B.C. First Nation spent over $12 million in taxpayer money that was supposed to be used to investigate…
Mar 6 • Clayton DeMaine
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