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The surprise is that Nazih Khatatba — a notorious antisemite and Holocaust denier — and others from his Meshwar Media group, were invited to Parliament Hill for what was described as a "solidarity ceremony."

Another story of a military veteran being offered assisted death instead of receiving assistance is making international headlines. This week, news broke about a...

The agreement with Qatar Energy will see Germany supplied with two million tonnes of LNG for fifteen years beginning in 2026. 

YouTube, which is owned by Google, has launched new pop-ups on its platforms to inform users about what they consider the harms of Bill C-11 in a campaign called “Keep YouTube Yours.” 

The event titled “Journalists and Online Hate: What to do when the battlefield is everywhere” was moderated by CTV News’ parliamentary bureau chief Joyce Napier. It featured Global News journalist Rachel Gilmore, The Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill, Toronto Star journalist Saba Eitizaz, as well as Liberal public safety minister Marco Mendicino.

The host of the Parliament Hill meeting isn’t talking. And the guests that were portrayed alongside invitee Nazih Khatatba –whose Mississauga-based newspaper Meshwar has promoted Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism— issued brief and tepid statements before going into hiding.

Quebec fashion and home decor retailer Simons is facing backlash for a since removed advertisement that many claim promotes the supposed beauty of medical assistance in dying (MAID).

It’s been over a week since the Durham District School Board was hit by a massive cyber attack and they still haven’t brought all of their systems back online and figured out what actually happened.