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🟢 The euthanasia program in Canada is expanding
The Carney government’s recent medical assistance in dying expansion may result in those who change their mind still being administered euthanasia, at…
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Canada’s broken justice system is failing its own people
Canada’s justice system puts victims last, while unbelievable parole rulings, mass immigration, and rising living costs threaten the future of Canadians
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Sonduren Fanarredha
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Liberal MAID bill could allow euthanasia without warning, MP says
If the practitioner doubts whether the patient is resisting, MAID would be deferred for at least 30 days before it could proceed on that request.
17 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Several European countries reject Canada’s EU ‘associate membership’
Germany, Italy, France, and Greece remain divided over the proposal ahead of this week’s summit with Carney in Montreal.
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Melanie Bennet
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EXCLUSIVE: 35+ parental-rights-backed trustees elected in GTA
Parental rights advocacy groups and “pro-family” organizations are celebrating after over 27 school trustees who align with their values have been…
19 hrs ago
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Clayton DeMaine
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B.C. Chief declares DRIPA repeal a “Declaration of War”
A British Columbian First Nations chief has said repealing the controversial DRIPA legislation would constitute an act of war, with the B.C…
19 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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DND is funding RCMP facial recognition tests using police mugshots
Newly released documents show the RCMP had secured Defence Department funding to test three private facial recognition vendors using police mugshots
20 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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Poilievre, Smith turn up heat on Carney over tanker ban
Conservatives say repealing Bill C-48 could unlock a proposed project to export 250,000 barrels of Canadian crude per day through Prince Rupert.
20 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Kinew calls for end to Indian Act as Carney considers repeal
Carney says Ottawa will review the 150-year-old law but has made no decision on its future.
22 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Mother of convicted ISIS terrorist crushed in Halton trustee race
Andrew Wood captured 83 per cent of the vote after promising to restore order and refocus academics.
23 hrs ago
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Melanie Bennet
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🟢 Is Ontario heading down a dark path?
Ontario may be heading down a dark path, having just re-elected Toronto mayor Olivia Chow and introduced a province-wide digital ID.
Oct 27
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Half of Canadians say new food warning labels changed shopping habits
A new poll reveals what Canadians think about food warning labels, access to life-saving treatments, and the healthcare system.
Oct 27
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Alexa Posa
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