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What does it say about our country when groups can level shocking allegations – that Canada ran literal death camps and that our school system committed genocide – and we are not allowed to ask questions, or even ask for evidence?

Andrew Tate is a self-described manipulator, pimp, and pornographer, yet he’s also become a curious hero for some on the right. The truth, True North’s Andrew Lawton says, is that the enemy of your enemy isn’t always your friend.

It’s now been over eight months since Winnipeg’s city council officially and unanimously changed the name of Bishop Grandin Boulevard to Abinojii Mikanah, meaning “Children’s Road” in Ojibway and Cree, even though one councilor opined the change would be “confusing, costly and potentially even dangerous” in cases where first responders are looking for addresses. He also raised concerns that some people might refuse to use the new, unpronounceable name.

Liberal and NDP MPs swiftly struck down a committee motion on Tuesday by Conservative MP Arnold Viersen to condemn over 80 incidents of arson and vandalism targeting churches across Canada.

The sign board displaying this message outside of Councillor John Robertson’s home has made him an outcast among his fellow Murray Harbour, P.E.I. councillors, including the mayor.

The Homelessness Services Association of BC unveiled the results of the 2023 Point-in-Time Homeless Census for Greater Vancouver on Thursday, indicating a significant uptick in the population of individuals without stable housing within the region.

"Why is Brandon seemingly willing to convict former Brandonites of the awful crime of genocide by passing a motion that is almost certainly beyond city council’s authority?"

The statue of Sir John A. Macdonald that had been located at Place du Canada in downtown Montreal for the past 120 years will not be reinstalled after it was beheaded and toppled during an anti-racism protest several years ago.

"True North was the first media outlet in the world to question the “unmarked graves” narrative. Not only does our initial reporting still stand, we have been vindicated."

Former Liberal environment minister Catherine McKenna had harsh words for Conservatives who oppose carbon taxes.