Juno Jump Start | No indication Canada will mirror U.S. global Antifa terror group labels

It's unclear if Canada will label violent European Antifa cells as international terrorist organizations, MP Jivani’s “Restore the North” tour is being praised for reviving free speech, and more.

Nov 17, 2025

EXCLUSIVE: No indication Canada will mirror U.S. global Antifa terror group labels

Canada’s Public Safety Minister is refusing to say whether the government will follow the United States’ lead in officially labelling violent European Antifa cells as international terrorist organizations.

WATCH: Adam Zivo & the latest from Canada’s drug crisis

In the latest episode of Not ‘Sorry’ on Juno News, host Alexander Brown, Director of the National Citizens Coalition, sits down with columnist, journalist, and responsible drug policy advocate Adam Zivo for an in-depth discussion on Canada’s evolving stance on drug policies.

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EXCLUSIVE: Jivani’s “Restore the North” tour praised for reviving free speech

Conservative MPs Jamil Jivani and Ned Kuruc’s “Restore the North” free speech event is being hailed by participants for achieving what seems impossible today: bringing people together for real, honest dialogue, just like in the good old days.

Liberals fail border targets third year in a row

The Liberal government is facing heavy fire from federal Conservatives after Canada’s border security agency failed to meet its key performance targets for the third year in a row, raising serious concerns about the state of immigration enforcement.

Liberals’ cutting luxury tax on private jets, yachts, but not pickup trucks

Prime Minister Mark Carney quietly removed the luxury tax on private jets and yachts in Budget 2025 while keeping the tax firmly in place on working Canadians’ tools like pickup trucks and farm equipment.

CSIS warns China, Russia, Iran continue to pose threats to Canadian sovereignty

Canada’s top spy is ringing the alarm, warning that hostile foreign powers, namely China and Russia, are aggressively targeting the Canadian Arctic, posing a direct threat to the nation’s sovereignty.

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EXCLUSIVE: Rempel Garner warns Liberals plan to rubber-stamp migrant backlog

A Liberal MP on the immigration committee is sponsoring a petition that demands the government fast-track permanent residency and federal aid for temporary residents. Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel Garner is calling for the Liberals to be transparent about their plan for the over three million temporary residents in Canada.

OP-ED: A minister’s denial meets the record

Richard Dur writes, “Until Minister LaGrange tells Albertans what became of those 28 children – whether they were comforted, cared for, or simply left to die – her silence is not merely damning”

Ottawa police warn of high-risk offender released back into the public

A high-risk offender has been released into the Rideau-Vanier area of Ottawa, near the “ghost constituency office” of Prime Minister Mark Carney, leaving residents concerned about public safety where they have no local MP to turn to.

Youth acquitted in fatal stabbing case, despite taunting victim’s friends after

An Ontario court judge has acquitted a youth of manslaughter, despite the fact that the young killer fatally stabbed another person and then mocked the victim’s friend.

Taxpayers forced to fund communist propaganda publishers

A taxpayer advocacy group is calling on the Liberals and two provincial governments to cease funding a “politically driven” publishing house, which has been given north of half a million since 2020.

OP-ED: 60 hours in a hallway – Ontario’s unfinished promise to end hallway medicine

Ingrid Gahsner writes, “Ending hallway medicine was supposed to restore dignity to patients like her. Seven years later, we’re still waiting for that promise to reach them.”