Juno Jump Start | Police believe Kitchener LCBO theft is related to province-wide organized theft
Waterloo Police say there is a province-wide organized retail theft trend, Candice talks about how progressive virtue signalling and performative wokeism are destroying our country, and more.
Police believe Kitchener LCBO theft is related to province-wide organized theft
A viral video showing thieves stuffing hockey bags with liquor at a Kitchener LCBO is part of a province-wide organized retail theft trend, police say.
The video shows staff and citizens standing by as several unmasked men filled several duffel bags and other containers with liquor before exiting the store and escaping in a vehicle.
The Candice Malcolm Show | How Canada is setting up an apartheid system
On this episode of the Candice Malcolm Show, Candice talks about how progressive virtue signalling and performative wokeism are destroying our country. In British Columbia, woke activists, academics and the NDP government officials routinely use terms like: settlers, colonizers and “uninvited guests” to describe Canadians. So it’s no surprise that some First Nations are taking this literally.
WATCH: Danielle Smith: Ottawa overtaxing Albertans to send money to Liberal-voting Quebec
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Ottawa is overtaxing Albertans to send money to Quebec and other Liberal voting regions
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RCMP says uniformed anime girl at recruiting booth was not for recruitment
A cardboard anime figure dressed in the RCMP’s iconic Red Serge uniform turned heads at a recent recruiting booth, but the police agency says the prop was not part of its recruitment strategy.
Poilievre hones in on Liberal’s ‘second carbon tax’ as top priority in Parliament
When Parliament gets back together this fall, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre shared that his team’s main goal will be to get rid of what he’s calling the “second carbon tax.”
Constitutional rights group to challenge Nova Scotia forest ban
A constitutional rights group is taking Nova Scotia to court over Premier Tim Houston’s sweeping ban on entering the province’s forests, arguing the measure tramples Canadians’ freedoms and goes beyond what provincial law allows.
Manitoba First Nation bans non-Indigenous hunters from Crown land
A First Nation community in Manitoba has unilaterally declared a ban on non-Indigenous hunters from accessing Crown land, sparked by accusations of overhunting and mismanagement of the moose population.
Smith slams Ottawa for siphoning $25B from Alberta annually
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith tore into Ottawa at a town hall in Fort McMurray on Tuesday, targeting the federal government for draining up to $25 billion annually from the province through tax transfers to prop up Liberal strongholds like Quebec at Alberta’s expense.
Finance Canada warned of record population surge due to immigration
A Finance Canada briefing note warned last year that Canada was undergoing “unprecedented population growth” driven by temporary residents, with serious consequences for housing, wages, and economic productivity.
Ontario teachers union hands out awards for activism, not math or science
The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (EFTO) has handed out more than a dozen awards but not one recognized classroom excellence in teaching math, literacy, science or pedagogy without emphasizing a progressive activist lens.
Calgary, Edmonton rank among Canada’s top cities
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is celebrating after the province's two major cities, Calgary and Edmonton, landed on the podium in a recent report ranking the best places to live nationwide.
One in ten homeless shelter beds taken by illegal immigrants, refugees
Canada's emergency shelters are increasingly strained, with non-citizens, particularly refugee claimants and temporary residents, now occupying almost 9% of beds nationwide.
Convicted human trafficker gets twelve new charges while still behind bars
Durham police announced that a convicted human trafficker, currently in federal prison, faces a dozen new charges for allegedly trying to continue his operation and recruit women while incarcerated.
Accused fentanyl dealer on bail faces manslaughter charge after victim overdoses
A man who was out on bail conditions is now facing a manslaughter charge. He’s accused of selling drugs to someone who later died from a fentanyl overdose.
Canada’s tech job market in decline: Indeed report
Canada’s technology job market has shifted from one of the country’s hottest sectors to a prolonged hiring freeze, according to new research from job postings site Indeed.
OP-ED: The University of Toronto’s bizarre donor memorial stones
P.M. Szpunar writes, "The U of T has decided to return to a kind of stone age, recently embedding the historic heart of its campus with 3,478 memorial stones inscribed with the names of both deceased and living donors."
Alberta launches consultations on nuclear power
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says nuclear power could be key to meeting the province’s growing electricity needs, as her government launches a province-wide consultation on the future of nuclear energy.
Candice, I honestly believe Canada is beyond saving, even by Mr. Poilievre. Trudeau should be serving a long prison sentence for the sentence he has given to this country.