Justin Trudeau tells inquiry: Elections in 2019 and 2022 were ‘decided by Canadians’
In Wednesday’s inquiry, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau denies any foreign interference in the last two elections. “Bragging is not doing,” Trudeau said.
Read MoreIn Wednesday’s inquiry, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau denies any foreign interference in the last two elections. “Bragging is not doing,” Trudeau said.
Read MoreYoung Canadians are less into politics than ever before and social media is to blame.
Read MoreToronto has witnessed a 93 per cent rise in hate crimes and the rate of auto thefts shows no signs of slowing down in the first quarter of 2024.
Read MoreOntario realtors protested the Ontario Realtor Wellness Program on Feb. 20 as MPPs convened for this year’s first session.
Read MoreThe recent inquiry into foreign interference in the 2019 and 2021 elections shows Canadians are worried, but a majority trust electoral results.
Read MoreAlberta Premier Danielle Smith’s latest policies regarding children and LGBTQ+ youth triggered school walkouts, rallies, and unrest in the province.
Read MoreShouting matches on the floor of the House of Commons have become more of a regular occurrence than civil discussions on policy.
Read MoreCanada is losing its identity to American influence.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court of Canada ruled Doug Ford government’s mandate letters are exempt from disclosure under freedom of information requests.
Read MoreBorder security has been a popular campaign issue amongst presidential hopefuls, but now America’s northern border is coming into question.
Read MoreOntario has tabled a bill that will return the Greenbelt’s 15 removed sites and add a new process for any future changes.
Read MoreOntarians gathered at Queen’s Park on Monday to protest healthcare privatization pushed by the Ford government.
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