Juno Jump Start | These ministers wrecked Canada and Carney just promoted them all

Many Liberal MPs who played a leading role in Trudeau’s failures were just awarded key positions by Carney, Candice Malcolm discusses the Liberals inching closer to a majority government, and more.

These ministers wrecked Canada and Carney just promoted them all

Many of the Liberal MPs who played a leading role in prime minister Justin Trudeau’s biggest failures were just awarded key positions by Prime Minister Mark Carney.

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The Candice Malcolm Show | Liberals inch closer to a MAJORITY

On this episode of the Candice Malcolm Show, Candice and Keean Bexte discuss the Liberals inching closer to a majority government, and the future of Alberta.

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Carney’s immigration plan ignores temporary visa overstays

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s pledge to return Canada’s immigration back to “sustainable levels” fails to account for non-permanent residents who strain various social services and public infrastructure, especially when they overstay their visas.

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Smith rejects status quo, urges Ottawa to respect Alberta

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said that Albertans aren’t asking for special treatment — just freedom.

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EXCLUSIVE: Feds support immigration ad blitz promoting anti-Canada, pro-DEI views

Taxpayers are funding an ad blitz to push mass migration onto Vancouver Island with profiles that encourage anti-Canadian attitudes, LGBTQ activism, and DEI ideology.

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Half of Carney’s 28-minister cabinet drawn from Trudeau’s inner circle

Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled his new cabinet of 28 ministers, half of whom were in former prime minister Justin Trudeau’s inner circle.

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Alberta’s population soars past five million

Alberta has reached a new milestone, surpassing a population of five million residents.

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The Daily Brief | Alberta's first official separation referendum question

The Alberta Prosperity Project has announced the official separation referendum question it hopes to pose to citizens. Tune into The Daily Brief.

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Bell ditches remote Labrador connectivity project, takes business to U.S. instead

Canada’s largest telecommunication company has abandoned a $32-million high-speed internet project intended to connect remote Inuit and Innu communities along Labrador’s north coast, instead opting to invest $5 billion to “expand its Fibre blueprint” in the U.S.

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Man charged in alleged violent sex assault spree preying on random women

Peel Regional Police have charged a man—already out on release and awaiting sentencing for similar offences—for an alleged violent sexual assault spree targetting random women.

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