24/02/2024
Gary Clement on the ArriveCAN "surprise".
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Gary Clement on the ArriveCAN "surprise".
ICYMI: Much of the left now holds views not all that different from anti-vaxxers and flat Earthers
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Plane fully cleared by Port Authority Police Department and its canine unit but incident remains under investigation
ICYMI: That the major leaders of the abolition movement were British is an inconvenient truth for many people today
ICYMI: Who protects our economic interests from the overreach of the rich and powerful?
ICYMI: Halifax is shutting down homeless encampments and forcing people into shelters. Many don’t want to go, even in winter.
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Four ministers outline the consequences of the unfettered growth in the number of asylum seekers arriving in Quebec and the effect on demands in services.
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Vancouverites lack a sense of belonging, life satisfaction and hope for the future compared to those in the rest of the province
Israeli government spokesman Eylon Levy discusses how Canada's stance on Rafah plays right into Hamas’s hands
Ottawa's $30-billion program takes a sledgehammer to the diverse network of care previously enjoyed by families
An entire Nova Scotia's worth of homes every year for 10 years ... and that's on top of the existing homebuilding tally
Who protects our economic interests from the overreach of the rich and powerful?
Much of the left now holds views not all that different from anti-vaxxers and flat Earthers
That the major leaders of the abolition movement were British is an inconvenient truth for many people today
Halifax is shutting down homeless encampments and forcing people into shelters. Many don’t want to go, even in winter.
ICYMI: In their attempt to express empathy for the complainant, police have only made themselves look guilty
ICYMI: Courts must affirm the right of individuals and institutions to refuse to provide the service on conscientious grounds
ICYMI: Robert Kaplan talks about how the world is becoming more dangerous, where the next war might be and the difficult choices to be faced
ICYMI: In a recent job posting for a Canada Research Chair, applications are restricted to those who identify as members 'of a racialized minority'
ICYMI: Those tasked with eating kiwi showed beneficial increases in overall well-being and mood compared to the supplement and placebo groups.
Courts must affirm the right of individuals and institutions to refuse to provide the service on conscientious grounds
In their attempt to express empathy for the complainant, police have only made themselves look guilty
In a recent job posting for a Canada Research Chair, applications are restricted to those who identify as members 'of a racialized minority'
Robert Kaplan talks about how the world is becoming more dangerous, where the next war might be and the difficult choices to be faced
Those tasked with eating kiwi showed beneficial increases in overall well-being and mood compared to the supplement and placebo groups.
ICYMI: AI photos are becoming a growing problem in Canada, do our current laws need to evolve with the technology.
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Massive forest fires were once the norm. More of Canada has burned this year than any other on record. So it’s climate change, right? Partly, but forests actually used to catch fire like this all the time. The Post's Tristin Hopper explains. #forestfires #climatechange
Why "residential school denialism" shouldn't be criminalized – despite most Canadians agreeing that it was a catastrophically bad idea to forcibly remove children from their homes and send them to abusive assimilationist boarding schools. National Post's Tristin Hopper explains. #residentialschool
Support Land Back? How about giving your house to a First Nation? Land Back is a movement to restore Indigenous sovereignty to North American lands, and even official Trudeau government communications have used the phrase. Most Indigenous people would agree that what’s even better than Land Back bumper stickers is actual land. National Post's Tristin Hopper weighs in. #LandBack #indigenouspeople
Who are Canada's “Laurentian elite”? The term refers to a rich well-connected cadre who grew up within the watershed of the Saint Lawrence river and basically run the country. Justin Trudeau and David Johnston would be good examples. National Post's Tristin Hopper has more. #laurentianelites
In Question Period on May 10, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticized the Trudeau government's new passport design. Look inside the old and new passports: https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/canada-passport-new-design
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Safer supply has flooded the streets with cheap drugs: Pierre Poilievre Read National Post's investigation into the 'safer supply' drug strategy: https://nationalpost.com/feature/how-the-liberal-governments-safer-supply-is-fuelling-a-new-opioid-crisis
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Chalk River, Ontario was the site of one of the world's first nuclear reactors. In 1952, it became the site of the world's first nuclear meltdown. A technician had turned a dial in the wrong direction, causing an explosion and a massive leak of radioactive water. National Post's Tristin Hopper reports. #ChalkRiver #nuclearmeltdown
We Canadians generally like to believe that the people who immigrate here are having a good time. But data keeps emerging to show that newcomers aren’t as enthralled with the Great White North as they once were. National Post's Tristin Hopper weighs in. #Canada #Immigrants
On the latest episode of True Crime Byline, reporter Aedan Helmer vividly remembers what it was like on Sept. 22, 2015 when the police scanner crackled with the news that three women had been killed – and the killer was still on the loose. True Crime Byline is a podcast by Postmedia and @anticaproductions. In each episode, host @radiogoldhar talks to journalists about the cases that made their careers, changed the way they see the world and continue to haunt them. Subscribe on #spotify #applepodcasts #amazonpodcast
It's now been one year since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Here's all the military aid Canada has sent thus far. National Post's Tristin Hopper breaks it down. #Ukraine #Russia #CanadianArmedForces
Here's something that doesn't happen often: a Canadian politician admits fault and resigns. Specifically, Toronto Mayor john Tory copped to an affair with a staffer and said he will step down. This is odd for a couple reasons. National Post's Tristin Hopper breaks it down. #cdnpoli #JohnTory
Over the weekend, you had two instances of americans shooting down suspected chinese spy balloons, either in Canada or that had just left Canada. National Post's Tristin Hopper weighs in. #spyballoon #canadianairspace
Brad Hunter was a reporter with the New York Post when the Twin Towers fell on Sept. 11, 2001. Covering the tragedy and its aftermath did more than define his career — it defined the rest of his life. The season two premiere of True Crime Byline is out now. Read more here: https://nationalpost.com/news/true-crime/true-crime-byline-how-covering-9-11-left-scars-that-will-not-heal/wcm/3174e42c-4bdc-4906-a736-44061b3b2dea True Crime Byline is a podcast by Postmedia and Antica Productions. In each episode, host Kathleen Goldhar talks to journalists about the cases that made their careers, changed the way they see the world and continue to haunt them. Subscribe on #spotify #applepodcasts #amazonpodcast
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