Juno Jump Start | Your tax dollars paid for this "all ages" event
A taxpayer-funded "all ages" Pride event had fetish, Ottawa is back with another attempt to police the internet, and more.
Your tax dollars paid for this “all ages” event
A Durham Region activist is raising concerns after attending a taxpayer-funded Pride event in Ajax that was billed as “all ages” and “family friendly,” but which he says featured sexualized performances and adult-themed displays in plain view of children.
WATCH: Why nothing in Canada seems to work anymore
A shocking courtroom verdict, a struggling immigrant family, and a corporate identity crisis all point to a deeper question: who is Canada really fighting for?
What Carney isn’t telling you about Bill C-34
Ottawa is back with another attempt to police the internet and critics are saying that the Safe Social Media Act mirrors the Liberals’ previously abandoned online harms bills, using child protection as political cover for sweeping new powers over what Canadians can say online.
Police charge student involved in Campus Pride with sexual assault
A University of Windsor student previously found by a university investigation to have engaged in sexual misconduct is now facing criminal charges.
Eby, Chow invite Somali referee to Canada amid alleged terror group ties
While U.S. authorities tighten security ahead of the FIFA World Cup, some left-wing Canadian politicians are rolling out the welcome mat for a Somali referee denied entry over alleged terror group ties, saying he should still be allowed to officiate in Canada.
Demkiw confirms officer killed in line of duty was investigating U.S. consulate attack
Toronto Police Const. Marc Pinizzotto, a 43-year-old officer with 18 years of service and a member of the Emergency Task Force, was shot Thursday in North York while executing a search warrant connected to the investigation into the shooting at the U.S. Consulate building in Toronto. He later died at Sunnybrook Hospital.
WATCH: Trump kills possible trade deal with Canada?
On this episode of Straight Up, Marc Patrone breaks down President Trump’s latest comments suggesting that an updated free trade agreement with Canada may not be coming.
Gondek refuses to give authorities passcode of her seized iPhone
Despite having her cellphone seized by police as part of an ongoing corruption probe, former Calgary mayor Jyoti Gondek has yet to provide authorities with the passcode needed to access it. The device was seized by the RCMP following the execution of a search warrant at her home as part of the investigation.
OP-ED: High taxes are killing Canada’s Stanley Cup dreams
Lee Harding writes, “Money talks in the NHL. Until Canada levels the playing field, top-tier talent will continue chasing the bigger paycheques south of the border.”
Liberals block bill on maximum security for violent killers
A Conservative-backed private member’s bill that sought to require some of Canada’s most notorious offenders, like convicted serial killer Paul Bernardo, to remain in maximum-security custody was defeated in the House of Commons after the Liberal government voted against it.
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