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Anthony Furey announces bid for Toronto city council byelection
Long-time conservative columnist and media personality Anthony Furey has announced his campaign to run in a Toronto city council byelection.
Blaine Higgs pledges to cut New Brunswick HST by 2% if re-elected
New Brunsick’s provincial government has pledged to cut the Harmonized Sales Tax by two percent if re-elected.
Bureaucracy under Trudeau balloons by 42%, tripling private sector growth
The number of employees on the federal government’s payroll has increased three times more than the population of Canada has since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took office.
Edmonton leading Alberta in opioid deaths despite recent improvements
Edmonton remains Alberta’s municipality with the most opioid-related deaths, according to recently released provincial data.
Ontario physicians demand “urgent support” as 2.5 million patients without family doctors
The Ontario College of Family Physicians is requesting immediate support from the provincial government to combat the province’s escalating family doctor crisis.
25 year-old Indian man arrested after groping spree at New Brunswick water park
An alleged groping spree at a water park in New Brunswick led to a 25-year-old Indian man’s arrest last weekend.
Saskatchewan granted injunction to block CRA from collecting carbon tax
A court has granted Saskatchewan an emergency injunction against the Canada Revenue Agency to block the federal government from collecting the carbon tax directly.
Saskatchewan files for injunction against CRA over “unfair and unconstitutional cash grab”
Saskatchewan is taking legal action against Ottawa, accusing the Trudeau government of treating the province unfairly and violating the Constitution.
Jyoti Gondek is now less popular than Justin Trudeau as Calgary weathers water crisis
There’s one political leader in Canada who is less popular than Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and it’s Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek.
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce advocates for lowering working age to 13
The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce has proposed allowing 13-year-olds to work as part of its policy recommendations issued in a news release on June 13.
