Juno Jump Start | Doug Ford urges federal Conservatives to be more liberal

Ford is calling on the federal Conservatives to avoid what he calls “political extremes," Candice Malcolm discusses why she is homeschooling her young children, and more.

Doug Ford urges federal Conservatives to be more liberal

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is calling on the federal Conservatives to avoid what he calls “political extremes” and embrace a middle-of-the-road approach that blends progressive social values.

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The Candice Malcolm Show | The WOKE takeover of our schools. How it happened, and what we can do to fight back

On this episode of the Candice Malcolm Show, Candice discusses why she is homeschooling her young children and why she prioritizes getting them outside to play in nature.

Candice is then joined by Ginny Roth, a partner at Crestview Strategy and Pierre Poilievre’s former Director of Communications.

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'CLIMATE ACTIVIST' citing 'Allah' charged with TERRORISM in B.C. airplane hijacking

U.S. fighter jets were called to Vancouver International Airport after a small plane was allegedly hijacked by a climate activist in Victoria before it flew in circles around the airport for nearly half an hour.

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Carney government to prioritize seniors for immigration

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada announced that it will start issuing invitations later this month to thousands of Canadians interested in sponsoring their parents or grandparents for permanent residency.

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OP-ED: Teachers, trustees push Jew hatred in Ontario classrooms unchecked

Sue Ann Levy writes, "A just-released study validates what I’ve been writing about since Oct. 7/23–namely that Jew hatred has been a growing cancer within Ontario school boards."

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CBC report claims watching Joe Rogan is causing couples to divorce

A CBC report published Wednesday has sparked debate after alleging that a rise in male interest in online personalities—such as Andrew Tate and Joe Rogan, two figures often associated with the so-called “manosphere”—is becoming an increasingly common factor in divorce proceedings.

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Disrupted | Indigenous land acknowledgements now MANDATORY?

In this episode of Disrupted, Melanie Bennet is joined by Catherine Kronas, an elected parent council member who was suspended for politely requesting that her objection to reciting land acknowledgements be recorded in the council meeting minutes.

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Toronto man sentenced to 16 years after $13M drug bust

A Toronto man will serve 16 years behind bars after being caught smuggling $13 million worth of cocaine and methamphetamine from Detroit into Windsor.

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NDP complain about Carney’s proposed government worker cuts

The federal NDP are lashing out at Prime Minister Mark Carney’s plans to make some cuts to Canada’s bloated public sector, blaming the Liberals for trying to appease Washington while gutting domestic services.

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Another Quebec EV manufacturing plant closes its doors

Quebec electric-vehicle charging company Flo will be closing one of its assembly plants in Shawinigan, resulting in 80 employees being laid off as demand for EVs continues to decline.

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The Daily Brief | Grade 8 students in Waterloo told parents’ right to know is a “lie”

An Ontario elementary school is instructing Grade 8s to “Unlearn lies”, including the belief that parents have a right to know if they want to change their gender.

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