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More than five people die every day from illicit drug toxicity in BC
A new report by the BC Coroners Service reveals the shocking extent of BC’s growing opioid crisis in the midst…
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John Tory shames Adamson Barbecue for defying lockdown measures
In an interview with CP24, Toronto Mayor John Tory seized the opportunity to slam the Etobicoke small business owner who…
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FUREY: Why are some people ignoring the facts about COVID-19?
We’ve learned a lot about the coronavirus since the start of the pandemic, such as who are the most vulnerable…
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Ontario unveils guidelines on how to celebrate Christmas
The Ontario government unveiled its guidelines for Ontario residents on how to celebrate the holidays this year. In order to…
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Trudeau’s handling of COVID-19 pandemic shows “gross incompetence”: Rempel Garner
After Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters that Canada lacked the means of domestic production for vaccines, his handling of…
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Mainstream media cries foul over Adamson Barbecue opening
A number of Canadian journalists and pundits are not happy about a Toronto small business defying Ontario’s lockdown orders. On…
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Rural Alberta drug bust leads to $145,000 in seized cocaine
A law enforcement bust in Rocky View County, Alberta led to the discovery of $145,000 worth of cocaine and other…
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Toronto restaurant defies lockdown orders a second time
Adamson Barbecue at 7 Queen Elizabeth Blvd. in Etobicoke opened its doors again on Wednesday morning despite warnings from authorities…
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CBSA still cannot locate 800 criminals up for deportation
At least 800 criminals who have been ordered to leave Canada still cannot be located by the Canadian Border Services…
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Toronto firm accused of helping Iran bypass international sanctions
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is alleging that a Toronto-based firm helped Iran bypass international sanctions. In a report…
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ESKENASI: Can the government run out of money?
Many politicians are pushing for more lockdown measures while promising to help businesses cope by introducing more spending programs. P…
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Four churches and a synagogue vandalized in Owen Sound, Ont.
One man has been arrested following a series of vandalisms at places of worship in Owen Sound over the weekend.…
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Publishing house staff triggered by new Jordan Peterson book: report
Staff with Penguin Random House Canada allegedly cried and complained about the company’s decision to publish famous Canadian intellectual Dr.…
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Manitoba municipalities call on federal and provincial governments to combat rural crime
A group within the Association of Manitoba Municipalities (AMM) is calling on the federal and provincial government to step up…
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Defiant Toronto business owner opens doors despite lockdown
A Toronto BBQ restaurant owner opened his doors to indoor dining in protest of the new coronavirus lockdown measures imposed…
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Montreal paramedics were instructed to not give CPR to dying patients due to coronavirus
Montreal paramedics were instructed to not perform life-saving CPR on dying patients due to the risk of contracting the coronavirus. …
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BC’s decision to close churches while bars stay open “baffling”: Archbishop
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Vancouver is both upset and confused by British Columbia’s decision to close churches while non-essential…
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The Globe and Mail received $132,046 to publish Chinese state media propaganda
Several North American news agencies have been receiving large cheques in exchange for publishing Chinese state media propaganda. According to…
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