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Alberta government challenging Trudeau’s Emergencies Act in court
The Alberta government has announced it will be initiating legal action in federal court against the Canadian government’s invocation of the Emergencies Act.
Eleven ridiculous convoy stories pushed by the legacy media
Canadian legacy media outlets have been spinning themselves in circles trying to discount and defame the massive Freedom Convoy protest.
First, they ignored the convoy...
The legacy media desperately wants the trucker convoy to be Canada’s January 6th
On this week’s edition of Fake News Friday on The Candice Malcolm Show, Candice and True North Producer Harrison Faulkner discuss the legacy media’s attempts to discredit the Truckers for Freedom convoy by accusing the truckers of being “extremists” and “far-right.”
Anti-convoy hashtag dehumanizes truckers as “vermin, plague rats, white trash”
#FluTruxKlan has become a popular banner for those opposed to the hundreds of thousands of truckers and their supporters who are calling for an end to COVID-19 mandates and the deterioration of rights at the hands of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
David Suzuki apologizes for saying pipelines should be “blown up”
Woke climate activist David Suzuki apologized on Thursday for saying that pipelines are going to be “blown up” if politicians do not pay attention.
Convicted terrorist sent back to prison after threatening residence staff
The Parole Board of Canada ruled that 35-year-old Mohamed Hassan Hersi was an “undue risk to society” before sending him back to prison.
LEVY: The oppressed have become the oppressors at the TDSB
"I feel sorry for teachers and students who have to operate in an atmosphere that places perceived oppression and 'anti-black racism' above learning, that rewards snitches above talented teachers and has placed a target on the backs of white staff and students."
Liberals refuse to raise Canadian flag so it can be lowered for Remembrance Day
Despite appeals from Conservative leader Erin O’Toole and others, the Department of Canadian Heritage says the flag will remain in place for the foreseeable future, unless directed otherwise by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Toronto 18 terrorist seeking more computer access while on parole
Despite masterminding a plot to detonate bombs in Toronto that could have killed numerous Canadians, Abdelhaleem is currently a free man after being let out of prison over 10 months ago.
Former cabinet minister accuses senator of being “mouthpiece for foreign propaganda”
Former Conservative cabinet minister and diplomat Chris Alexander says a Liberal-appointed senator is unfit for office after promoting a column that says Canada took Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou “hostage.”
