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The Tipping Point: OSAP Scandal, Mass Immigration, and Corruption
Hundreds of millions in student OSAP grants are under scrutiny, Doug Ford is defending the need for more TFWs, and David Eby is facing backlash over…
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Sonduren Fanarredha
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Op-Ed: More truths about Canada’s Indian Residential Schools
“Despite these criticisms and clarifications, Conrad Black still needs to be commended for producing an outstanding demolition of the cultural genocide…
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Op-Ed: Canada’s immigration policy is undermining diversity
Too many immigrants coming from too few countries is helping large ethnic enclaves take root.
3 hrs ago
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‘No More Pipelines’ law is unconstitutional: Alberta Court
Alberta’s highest court has again found key provisions of Ottawa’s Impact Assessment Act unconstitutional, prompting Premier Danielle Smith to demand…
4 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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PrescribeIT scandal deepens as ex-CEO claims he was silenced
Earlier this year, Liberal MPs resisted expanded hearings into PrescribeIT’s failure, holding closed-door meetings whose discussions could remain secret…
4 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Nine Toronto trustee candidates reject IHRA antisemitism definition
Ten respondents support anti-Palestinian racism policies, including nine who reject definitions of antisemitism, as Toronto Palestinian Families presses…
5 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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🟢 Carney’s little conflict of interest
PM Carney has unveiled a dubious new national heat pump scheme with a $2 billion price tag, and the most likely companies to be hired to make it happen…
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CAMPUS WATCH: York, Simon Frasier University restrict faculty jobs by gender and race, again
Universities are excluding straight White men again, a trend in university hiring that seems to have no end in sight.
22 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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Quebec’s next Premier wants total control of province's immigration
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, Quebec's premier designate, wants to drastically reduce immigration numbers and get more control over immigration into the…
Oct 9
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Clayton DeMaine
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Supreme Court upholds lighter sentence for Indigenous abuser
Originally sentenced to five years in prison, Harry Arthur Cope had his sentence reduced to three years by the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal.
Oct 9
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Media control, gun laws and immigration: South America’s lessons for Canada
On this episode, Venezuelan-Canadian commentator Cesar Guillarte joins the show to discuss the backlash against decades of left-wing governance…
Oct 9
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Straight Up with Marc Patrone
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Canada bleeds 110,000 jobs in two months as unemployment hits 6.5%
Young Canadians were among the hardest hit, accounting for 67,000 job losses over August and September combined.
Oct 9
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Alex Dhaliwal
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