Government spends $12.6 million on program to help Francophone immigrants move to English Canada
These annual grants ranged from $100,756 to Iqaluit, Nu., to $450,000 for Hawkesbury, Ont.
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Cherry speaks of “impossible conditions” regarding his firing on new show
Since being fired by the network, Cherry has stood by his initial comments and claimed what he said was taken out of context.
The Candice Malcolm Show: Justin’s journalists find a new target — Jason Kenney
True North’s founder Candice Malcolm breaks down this week’s top headlines!
SHEPHERD: Disturbing Canadian “Sex Ed School” videos go viral
A series of video clips posted on Twitter by the account @QuestionLBGTQedu brought attention to a Youtube show called Sex Ed School, a progressive sexual education program for children ages 9-12.
U.S. military court denies Khadr’s attempt to rush appeal in order to escape war crimes
Since being released into Canada in 2013 after pleading guilty to five war crimes in relation to the death of U.S. soldier Christopher Speer, Khadr has attempted to appeal his conviction.
Theo Fleury stands by Cherry, claims “double standard” in CTV response to Jess Allen
“What she said was her experience in one incident and is not the standard of all kids who play hockey,” said Fleury.
Islamist who tried to join ISIS freed in Canada despite being a major “risk to society”
Pamir Hakimzadah was released on May 24, 2019 after serving six months in prison for travelling to Turkey in order to join ISIS.
CBC laying off workers despite receiving over one billion in taxpayer funding
The CBC received a total of $1.2 billion in taxpayer dollars from the federal government in 2018-2019.
LAWTON: Alberta’s separation debate ramps up
Over 300 Albertans gathered in Red Deer on the weekend for Freedom Talk, a conference debating and exploring western alienation and Alberta separation.
Fewer immigrants are becoming Canadian citizens
Issues over integration and a desire to become Canadian citizens might be a factor in these trends.