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Progress on reconciliation, debate on climate change could bring out higher Indigenous vote in next election, advocates say

By Beatrice Paez and Palak Mangat Lynne Groulx, executive director of Native Women’s Association of Canada, said that, anecdotally, she’s... View Article

‘Someday, we’ll have someone who dies as a direct result of that,’ MPs call for ending all-night Commons votes

By Peter Mazereeuw ‘This is just not right. And it would not be tolerated, if you did this to an... View Article

Canadians say country split between ordinary folks and elites. But what is an elite?

Mark Gollom Canadian politicians have a long history of utilizing the concept for political advantage This story is part of... View Article

Some insulin pumps vulnerable to cyberattacks, says Health Canada

The Canadian Press The agency says cyberattacks could affect the device’s settings which could result in an incorrect dose of... View Article

Media fight for details of Nova Scotia man’s wrongful murder conviction

Michael Tutton The Canadian Press The struggle to release key evidence goes back to 2014, when the Justice Department determined... View Article

Defining Canada – Canada Has An Indentity

Book Review: The Great Divide: Why Liberals and Conservatives Will Never, Ever Agree – REALity The liberals believe the purpose... View Article

BC Vs Trans Mountain – Globalist Trudeau

Advisers warned B.C. premier that blocking pipeline against the law British Columbia Premier John Horgan, who has vowed to use... View Article

To: Canada From: Alberta

Dear Canada, We want to wish you an early happy birthday! While your actual birthday isn’t until Monday, we were... View Article

Liberal Globalism – Billions to Other Countries

Singh invokes Tommy Douglas to pitch 2019 election platform NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh summoned the legacy of Tommy Douglas —... View Article

Oil rebound drives strong GDP gain, as Canadian economy moves to more solid footing

Reuters Gains mark the strongest two-month increase since the end of 2017 Canada’s economy grew by a greater-than-expected 0.3 per... View Article

The last stand of the Globalism 20? G20 has failed to live up to its promise

Terence Corcoran The G20 leaders are assembling this weekend in Japan, in utter futility surrounded by trade-war risks and looming... View Article

In a case that made Canadian legal history, Ontario man convicted of impaired operation of a canoe

Brian Platt It is easy to laugh at the idea of drinking and canoeing. But the Sillars case shows how... View Article

Caravan of American parents, patients seeking cheaper insulin to arrive in Canada this weekend

by Kelly Grant Kristen Hoatson is planning to board a chartered bus in Minneapolis on Friday for a cross-border shopping... View Article

Federal election, Supreme Court may douse Western separatist flames

by Murray Mandryk Really? Our issue is we can’t get oil to tidewater because we are landlocked provinces. And becoming... View Article

Leader of India’s Punjab calls for sanctions against Canada if it does not crack down on Sikh extremists

by Tom Blackwell ‘India had, for too long, been soft towards Canada and needed to crack its whip aggressively, even... View Article

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