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Majority of Canadians oppose costly election delay
Most Canadians oppose the government delaying the next federal election by a week. The delay would mean that 80 MPs would then qualify for taxpayer-funded pensions.
BC United candidate abandons party for BC Conservatives
British Columbia’s official opposition, BC United, continues to bleed support to the provincial Conservatives.
Rustad says he won’t budge on core priorities but respects floor-crossing MLAs’ opinions
John Rustad says the BC Conservatives are open to newcomers from other parties as long as they are committed to his party platform’s priorities.
MPs call on foreign interference inquiry to investigate latest allegations
MPs across party lines voted unanimously on a motion to call on Justice Marie-Josée Hogue to investigate allegations that current and former parliamentarians have collaborated with hostile foreign governments.
Conservatives call on foreign interference commissioner to name MPs collaborating with foreign governments
The Conservatives’ calls for the release of the names of parliamentarians implicated in foreign interference has intensified.
Another BC United MLA defects to the BC Conservatives
Surrey South MLA Elenore Sturko announced that she is leaving the BC United Party to join the BC Conservatives.
Another BC United MLA crosses floor to join the BC Conservatives
After a turbulent week in British Columbia politics, a BC United MLA has crossed the floor to join John Rustad’s BC Conservative party.
Canada Post CEO tells government it wants out of gun buyback program
Canada Post’s CEO is making it clear to the government that the crown agency wants no part in collecting guns as part of the Liberals’ gun buyback program.
Pizza shop files $3.6M lawsuit against Alberta, City of Calgary over illegal COVID closures
Jesse Johnson, owner of Without Papers Pizza, is 100% certain his lawsuit over his pandemic business closures will win thanks to a “miracle.”
B.C. Supreme Court upholds vaccine mandate for healthcare workers
Unvaccinated healthcare workers terminated for refusing to obey government pandemic orders won’t be returning to work anytime soon in British Columbia.
