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BREAKING: Former BC Conservative leadership candidate Peter Milobar resigns from the party
BC Conservative leadership candidate Peter Milobar leaves the BC Conservative Party, claiming his values “don’t align” with the new direction of the…
3 hrs ago • Clayton DeMaine
Three arrested in major Toronto-area break-and-enter investigation
Toronto police announced three arrests in a large-scale break-and-enter investigation involving an estimated $1.5 million in stolen property. Police set…
5 hrs ago • Clayton DeMaine
Punjabi-focused Hockey Night in Canada show cancelled after 18 years
Rogers Sports and Media’s Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi programming has been cancelled after 18 years of Punjabi-language hockey commentary in Canada.
5 hrs ago • Clayton DeMaine
Liberals’ promise to review Bill C-59 now three years overdue
In 2019, the review was stressed with so much importance that its requirement was written into the legislation itself.
6 hrs ago • Quinn Patrick
Preston Manning steps into Alberta referendum debate
Preston Manning and former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell are set to co-chair a virtual assembly on Alberta and Western Canada’s relationship with Ottawa…
6 hrs ago • Alexa Posa
🟢 Juno Jump Start: Canada’s illegal dumping problem is getting harder to ignore
Widespread Illegal dumping in Canada has led residents of various municipalities to confront the perpetrators and record incidents; the perpetrators…
12 hrs ago
Canadian border agents flag 12 Calgary student protesters as potentially inadmissible
Canadian border enforcement confirmed that during its raid of an international student protest in Calgary, 12 activists were found to be potentially…
Aug 13 • Clayton DeMaine
Canada ramps up deportations of illegal immigrants
CBSA agents are finally enforcing the rules at student protests. Temporary visas mean temporary stays — no permanent residency was promised, and…
Aug 13 • Harrison Faulkner
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Canadian families spend more on taxes than housing, food and clothing combined: study
The Fraser Institute found that the average family with an income of $121,111 in 2025 would have paid $50,721 in total taxes.
Aug 13 • Quinn Patrick
Feds extend 2,700 work permits in Manitoba, including for illegal migrants
The Federal Liberal government has offered at least 2,700 work permits to migrants in Manitoba, including those in Canada with expired visas, while…
Aug 13 • Clayton DeMaine
Over 1,000 Canadians seek to testify over alleged COVID vaccine injuries
More than 1,000 Canadians have come forward seeking to testify about alleged COVID-19 vaccine injuries as the Allison Inquiry prepares to hear testimony…
Aug 13
Doug Ford skips referendum, nukes immigrant benefits
Doug Ford is restricting access to Ontario’s social assistance programs for people living in Canada illegally and those in the country temporarily on…
Aug 13 • Alexa Posa
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