Man extradited to the U.S. from Edmonton for funding ISIS terror cell
In 2014, Abdullahi Ahmed Abdullahi robbed a jewelry store in Edmonton in order to fund his cousins who were fighting for ISIS.
Author: Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
Ontario NDP MPP advocated for member of terrorist group that wants to destroy Israel
Several tweets by MPP Joel Harden lamented the arrest of Khalida Jarrar, who is a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).
Alberta NDP-created Elections Commissioner backs off from prosecuting reporter over book
After a successful legal challenge to the commissioner’s demands, Reid was vindicated for her book and was found to have been in total compliance with the law.
The ten craziest things Elizabeth May has said and done over the years
Elizabeth May has often been treated as the darling of the mainstream media, who are quick to overlook some of her past beliefs and controversies.
Asylum seekers taking the government to court over border agreement, arguing the U.S. is no longer “safe”
Despite the claims brought forward by the challenge, the U.S. is considered a safe country for refugees by international standards.
Re-elected Liberals who have violated ethics and conflict of interest laws
Here are four MPs who were re-elected in October, including the prime minister himself, to have violated ethics laws.
List of known ISIS terrorists who have either returned to Canada or are abroad
Despite the fact that dozens of ISIS members are currently roaming freely within our country, very few of them have been publicly identified or named.
Government looking into Laurier’s “Canadian Muslim Voting Guide” after claiming it wasn’t consulted
The government of Canada logo and the logo of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) has been scrubbed from the document.
Encana leaving Canada for greater investment potential
Encana has been a household name in the sector since the 1800s when natural gas was discovered while building the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Liberals flew chefs around the world using taxpayer dollars to cater to foreign diplomats
The Liberal government tapped into a $1.75 million cultural fund to fly chefs around the world in business class seats to cook for VIP events and foreign diplomats.