Juno Jump Start | Carney gov backs Trump admin’s stakes in Canadian mining firms
Carney appears to support Trump's investment in Vancouver-based mining companies, despite his ‘elbows up’ messaging, Kris Sims discusses the state of the Canadian auto industry, and more.
Carney gov backs Trump admin’s stakes in Canadian mining firms
The Carney government appears to support the Trump administration’s investment in several Vancouver-based mining companies, despite its ‘elbows up’ messaging.
WATCH: Does the Canadian auto sector have a future?
In the latest episode of Not “Sorry” on Juno News, guest host Kris Sims is joined by Professor Ian Lee of Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business to discuss the state of the Canadian auto industry.
Why Calgary can’t survive another Gondek term & only Sonya Sharp can save it
Keean Bexte writes, “Farkas sold out, Davison can’t win, and Sharp is the last hope for a real turnaround.”
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EXCLUSIVE: Toronto-area school taught third graders how to “get into drag”
A public elementary school in Caledon, Ontario, is facing scrutiny after it was revealed that an activist teacher has been instructing third-grade students on gender ideology and “white privilege” for several years.
OP-ED: The moral bankruptcy of anti-Zionist Jews
Dotan Rousso writes, “There is something uniquely painful about the spectacle of Jews marching under banners that denounce Zionism.”
Kinew introduces bill to limit notwithstanding clause use in Manitoba
Manitoba has proposed new legislation that would make it more difficult for future governments to invoke the notwithstanding clause, which it claims has been abused to target religious groups and the LGBTQ community.
EXCLUSIVE: Immigration lawyer calls for reform, deportation of criminals, fraudsters
Amid a shocking trend of migrants receiving lenient sentences to sidestep “immigration consequences,” a prominent immigration lawyer is demanding an overhaul of Canada’s immigration system, urging legislators to crackdown on rampant fraud and crime.
OP-ED: Toronto’s Marxist council obsessed with pickleball “noise” not riotous antisemitic rallies
Sue-Ann Levy writes, “It makes you wonder if most of the politicians running Marxist City Hall have no common sense, or are simply brain dead.”
“No decision” on nationbuilding project list: Energy minister
Despite a great deal of bluster from the federal government about expediting nation-building projects, none have been approved in the first six months of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s tenure.
One of five charged in Orillia alleged hostage-torture case given bail
One of five men charged in an alleged hostage-torture case in central Ontario has been released on bail.
Homeowners warned private property may be in doubt following BC court’s Indigenous ruling
Hundreds of Richmond, British Columbia, homeowners have been warned their private property could be jeopardized by a recent court ruling granting Aboriginal title to the Cowichan Tribes.
Carney’s crime plan repeats past promises, repackages existing RCMP pledge
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s newly unveiled promises to combat crime are being billed as a fresh push to make communities safer — but much of what was announced Thursday echoes existing policies or repeats unfulfilled promises made by his government.
OP-ED: Anti-Islamophobia czar demands Muslim prayer rooms in federal buildings
Hymie Rubenstein writes, “Cabinet advisor Amira Elghawaby has been lobbying government managers to install Muslim prayer rooms in federal buildings.”
Highly educated immigrants fare better in U.S. than Canada: study
Immigrants who are highly educated fare better in the United States in both employment and compensation compared to their counterparts in Canada, according to a new study from the Fraser Institute.
Off the Record | Luring Migrants with Healthcare
This week on Off the Record, we dig into a controversial federal ad promoting Canada’s “free” health care to migrants amid record wait times.
Why do I doubt there is any truth in this?