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Candice Malcolm’s immigration coverage discussed by federal officials: memo shows
According to internal government emails, immigration officials referenced Malcolm’s works while discussing media coverage critical of the screening system.
MALCOLM: New Canadians have no time for illegal immigration
It’s time Trudeau stopped rolling out the red carpet for illegal border crossers, and started enforcing Canada’s border laws.
Why can’t we criticize ‘Diversity & Inclusion’ dogma? A conversation with Mark Hecht
Watch True North’s Lindsay Shepherd interview Mark Hecht about his experience, the backlash he faced, and whether he is still working at the university.
FUREY: Will Justin Trudeau learn to play nice with others?
The Trudeau Liberals have a minority. They need the goodwill of the opposition.
PBO predicts $23 billion deficit by 2021, likely to be higher
The PBO has also indicated that it is “unlikely” that the budget will be balanced by 2024 considering the current economic outlook.
Liberals in Senate abandon party name and create new group
The new Progressive Senate Group will remain broadly left-wing, but the group hopes that the non-partisan identity will garner a wider base of support.
North York shelter for asylum-seekers will cost taxpayers $1 million per month: report
Housing and shelter space for the constant stream of illegal border crossers flowing into Canada has been a growing issue since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s infamous 2017 “Welcome to Canada” tweet.
LAWTON: The west is speaking up. Will Trudeau listen?
Lawton says with the stakes so high, Justin Trudeau needs to start paying attention to western demands for a fair deal with the rest of Canada.
Wanted Texas murderer still loose in Canada after crossing into the country illegally
Whisenand is believed to have walked into Canada on or around June 24 after abandoning his vehicle in Walhalla, North Dakota.
Jean Charest says rest of Canada needs to recognize the West’s pain
Charest’s statement is the near opposite of the current politicians governing Quebec, many of whom appear fundamentally opposed to anything Alberta does.
