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Young Canadians are the most likely to say they’re the least satisfied with the state of Canada, according to a new national survey.

On Friday, the Globe and Mail published an op-ed from the whistleblower at CSIS who leaked documents to the media which alleged Chinese interference in Canada’s elections. Tune into The Daily Brief with Anthony Furey and Andrew Lawton!

Toronto’s George Brown College is offering students trauma counselling and telling them they can file a human rights complaint after a guest lecturer said and displayed the “N-word” in a presentation last week.

"A March 10 report by Global News referred to intelligence reports and unnamed sources who said that Ke served as a 'financial intermediary' in Communist China’s election interference network in Canada."

As Anthony Furey explains, Canadians deserve more information about exactly how much influence the Chinese regime had on our elections.

A new study by the Bank of Nova Scotia has revealed that 55% of investors are concerned about how inflation could cut into their retirement plans. 

This week on the Alberta Roundup with Rachel Emmanuel, Rachel interviews Calgary Pastor Derek Reimer who was arrested and charged after protesting at a drag queen story hour at a public library.

"When progressives talk about progress, what do they think is progressing? And when conservatives invoke stability and continuity, what is meant to be stable and continuous?"

The Research Co. survey released on Friday shows 54% of Canadians support the idea of bringing back the death penalty as punishment for murder.

This week, the state broadcaster responded to a National Post column which claimed the CBC can’t measure up to the BBC. The CBC claims they have “award-winning Canadian creators.” Tune into Fake News Friday with Andrew Lawton and Sue-Ann Levy!

Quebec’s government-run liquor stores are getting rid of the majority of their refrigerators in an effort to reduce carbon emissions.

Netherland’s latest populist political upset could have ramifications for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s plans as Canada seeks to follow in the footsteps of its European counterparts. 

Dalhousie professor Sylvain Charlebois told True North milk farmers have long been dumping milk that exceeded their quotas, but the supply management fix is no longer appropriate while Canadians grapple with economic pressure.

On the latest episode of the Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa talks with Kiano Vafaien – a man who is determined to end his life through medical assistance in dying but has been stopped from doing so by his mother and family. In this discussion, Kiano shares his story and tells Rupa that he still wants to end his life and has applied for an assisted suicide procedure in Switzerland.

CSIS believes China interfered in Vancouver’s 2022 municipal election, but Vancouver Mayor Ken Sims rejects “insinuations” made by the Globe and Mail. Tune into The Daily Brief with Anthony Furey and Andrew Lawton!

"At first blush, former governor-general David Johnston appears to be the perfect choice for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s special rapporteur tasked with making an assessment of foreign interference — the focus obviously being on communist China — and the integrity of Canada's democracy."