Juno Jump Start | Department of Justice admits it doesn’t track bail data

Candice Malcolm discusses the trade war, the Department of Justice admits it doesn’t track bail data, Canada has hit the U.S. with retaliatory tariffs, and more!

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EXCLUSIVE: Department of Justice admits it doesn’t track bail data

The federal government admitted that it doesn’t keep track of people out on bail at the national level.

The Candice Malcolm Show | Trade War reaction/Trudeau LIVE press conference/Are the polls legit? (ft. Hamish Marshall)

On today’s episode of The Candice Malcom Show, Candice is joined by pollster Hamish Marshall to discuss the active Canada/U.S. trade war, and what it will mean for Canadians.

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Quebec bill requires mandatory language, social integration for immigrants

Quebec’s cultural integration bill hopes to establish a values test for new immigrants and to counter the effects of mass immigration on the province.

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Trudeau urged to have King Charles rebuke Trump

Canadians upset with U.S. President Donald Trump’s repeated references to Canada as the “51st state” are urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to request a statement from King Charles III.

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Opposition leaders blast Trudeau for inaction as Trump’s tariffs take effect

Canada’s opposition leaders are pressuring Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to act as U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canadian exports take effect.

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Suspect in Surrey home invasions makes first court appearance

The suspect in a dramatic Surrey home invasion captured on video last Wednesday will remain in custody until at least Friday.

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Ford planning U.S. electricity ban as tariff retaliation

Hours before the United States’ tariffs against Canada went into effect, Ontario Premier Doug Ford reiterated his threat to cut off electricity flowing from the province into several U.S. states.

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Ford threatens legislation forcing grocery stores to label Canadian products

With Canada and the United States in a trade war, Premier Doug Ford is calling on Ontario grocery stores to signal to customers which of their products are Canadian.

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The Daily Brief | Harper slams Carney's claim that he saved Canada's economy

Stephen Harper called out Mark Carney for falsely taking credit for Canada’s post-recession recovery.

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One dead after potential home drug lab explodes in Langley

RCMP confirmed one person is dead after an explosion on Friday rocked residents in Langley, B.C.

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Ford to end MPP pay freeze

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he plans to end the 16 year pay freeze for MPPs, only days after securing a third consecutive majority government for the Progressive Conservatives.

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EXCLUSIVE: Elections Ontario probing video alleging election flaws

Elections Ontario is “investigating” after a whistleblower filmed an exposé claiming to reveal vulnerabilities in the Ontario voting process.

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Daytime Surrey shooting leaves one man dead

One person is dead after a daytime shooting in a busy Surrey parking lot on Monday afternoon.

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