KNIGHT: Police play whack-a-mole with radical protesters
No group has any right to ignore the law or to take it into their own hands especially for their own political purposes.
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Air Canada suspends flights to China until April over coronavirus fears
Air Canada will cancel all flights from Canada to Mainland China until April as the number of cases of coronavirus continues to rise.
Jason Kenney announces legislation to prevent blockades of critical infrastructure
The Critical Infrastructure Defence Act will impose “stiff penalties for anyone who riots on or seeks to impair critical economic infrastructure.”
McMaster teaching assistant says students get credits for attending illegal blockade
Sonia Hill intended on requiring students from her class to check in with her while she joins other protesters in blockading Highway 6.
The Andrew Lawton Show: Canada is Closed for Business
Teck’s abandonment of its Frontier mining project reveals how a lack of leadership has made Canada so difficult to invest in.
Toronto’s 11th homicide being considered a terrorist attack
30-year-old Saad Akhtar brutally bludgeoned to death a 64-year-old woman on the streets for apparent “terrorist reasons.”
Huawei ties put University of British Columbia on CSIS radar
Records show that the University of British Columbia was warned over its close cash ties with Huawei by CSIS.
Health officials warn Canadians of possible coronavirus outbreak
The Canadian Chief Public Health Officer said Canada will likely not be able to stop coronavirus from entering the country if it becomes a global pandemic.
FUREY: The Paris accord is playing a big role in Canada’s troubles – it’s time to withdraw from it
Read True North’s Anthony Furey’s latest in the Toronto Sun!
Second hereditary subchief says protest leaders “do not speak” for Wet’suwet’en
Hereditary Wet’suwet’en subchief Gary Naziel told the Globe and Mail that the protest leaders are bending traditional laws for their own ends.