Crown seeks life in prison for Edmonton ISIS-connected van attacker
Abdulahi Hasan Sharif was able to avoid terrorism charges despite investigators discovering an ISIS flag in his car.
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The Candice Malcolm Show: Awarding Greta Thunberg’s temper tantrums
It’s 2019 and we award temper tantrums over bravery and actual achievements.
City of Edmonton calls for workplace review after lawyer complains about “F*** Trudeau” sticker on hard hat
Lawyer, Tom Engel, initially raised concerns about a “F*** Trudeau” sticker on Twitter after spotting it on a worker’s hardhat while he was out walking his dog.
Andrew Scheer resigns as Conservative leader
Andrew Scheer announced his resignation as Conservative Party of Canada leader in the House of Commons Thursday afternoon, shortly after informing his party’s national caucus of his intention.
56% of Canadians are worried about possible 2020 recession
In November, the Canadian economy lost a total of 71,000 jobs because of struggling manufacturing and natural resource sectors.
Half of Canadians think pipeline benefits outweigh risks
Overall, a majority of Canadians throughout the country ranked the oil and natural gas sector as “important.”
Liberals defeated in first vote, opposition votes to create committee on China
The Bloc Québécois and the NDP joined the Conservatives on Monday to support the creation of a committee to study the diplomatic and economic ties between Canada and China.
FUREY: Canada needs to get its act together on the China file
How can China be so brazen? What motivates them?
Majority of Canadians view China unfavourably, don’t want Huawei on 5G network
The poll found that 66% of people held an “unfavourable view” of China, while only 29% saw it as “favourable.”
Man accused of smuggling 120kg of opium from Canada to US
Abdolnasser Mahmoudikanesbi was arrested at the Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. border crossing on Friday.