Juno Jump Start | CSIS warned in 2021 of China influence scheme to link CPC to Trump

CSIS warned the Trudeau government back in 2021 that Beijing intended to to link CPC to Trump, Candice Malcolm says Mark Carney lost the election because of the leaders' debate, and more.

CSIS warned in 2021 of China influence scheme to link CPC to Trump

The Liberals’ use of fabricated campaign buttons to liken the Conservatives to U.S. President Donald Trump may not have been an original idea. In fact, CSIS had warned the Trudeau government back in 2021 that Beijing intended to use a similar tactic.

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The Candice Malcolm Show | Mark Carney LOST the election last night

On this episode of The Candice Malcolm Show, Candice is joined by The National Telegraph founder Wyatt Claypool to discuss the English-language leaders debate.

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Olivia Chow dons hijab to discuss Islamophobia with Toronto Muslim leaders

Toronto Mayor Olivia once again donned a hijab in a meeting with Toronto’s Muslim community leaders. In a picture uploaded to Chow’s Instagram page, the hijab-donned Toronto mayor can be seen sitting down in a small office space having a conversation with a handful of Muslim leaders.

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Canada’s border agency allows uniform cross-dressing for new recruits

The Canada Border Services Agency’s new LGBT-informed policies now allow new recruits to wear male or female uniforms, regardless of their biological sex.

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Court temporarily bans anti-Israel protests on McGill campus

McGill University was successful in obtaining a temporary court order banning highly disruptive anti-Israel protests during its exam period.

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OP-ED: Blackboard Jungle 2025: What’s Driving the Epidemic of School Violence in Canada?

Brock Eldon writes: "In Canadian classrooms today, the biggest threat to education is not student indifference or the proliferation of smart phones. Increasingly, it’s the students themselves."

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Liberal MP issues apology over sexually explicit, f-slur comments about gay men

Liberal MP and incumbent candidate Ryan Turnbull has issued a public apology after an exclusive Juno News report resurfaced a series of highly offensive and sexually explicit Facebook comments from 2008.

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Ford-linked organizers of “Do you believe the polls?” group scrutinized

A group of activists raising doubts about the validity of election opinion polls at recent Conservative events are in the spotlight over links to Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who has been an outspoken critic of federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.

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Liberal candidate says locking up criminals “incredibly costly”

A Liberal candidate has sparked controversy after suggesting that imprisoning criminals is a “huge burden on the taxpayer,” proposing house arrest as a more cost-effective alternative.

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