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Minor hockey coach files $1M defamation lawsuit over unproven abuse claims
A minor hockey league coach has filed a defamation lawsuit over what he calls a frivolous abuse lawsuit.
Alberta town bans pride crosswalks and non-government flags after town vote
An Alberta town has passed a bylaw allowing only government flags and banning any non-standard crosswalks – removing the town’s current pride-coloured crosswalk.
Gov data shows zero net reduction in emissions from fertilizer target by 2030
The Liberal government’s fertilizer emission reduction target will lead to zero net change in emissions by the year 2030.
241% increase in migrants crossing into U.S. through Ontario and Quebec
The United States has seen a spike in migrants crossing into the border from Canada due to less security checkpoints compared to entering through Mexico, particularly through Ontario and Quebec into New York, Vermont and New Hampshire.
UPDATE: A map of the 100 churches that have been vandalized or burned since...
Dozens of Christian churches have been razed to the ground or vandalized throughout Canada in recent weeks. Navigate this interactive map to see all of the latest church fires or acts of vandalism.
OP-ED: Poilievre and Trudeau are in lockstep on residential schools narrative
"What is the difference between Pierre Poilievre and Justin Trudeau when it comes to Canada’s Indian Residential Schools? Nothing. Absolutely nothing, because both are guilty of a 'grave error.'"
Manitoba PC party approves new leadership race rules as Stefanson resigns
The Manitoba Progressive Conservative party has approved new rules for a leadership race, amid defeated premier Heather Stefanson stepping down as leader Monday.
Trudeau immigration policy has created “population trap,” economists say
A panel of Canada’s top economists gathered in Toronto to discuss the laundry list of economic problems the country is dealing with as a result of the government’s current immigration policy on Thursday.
Edmonton police seize weapons from homeless encampment as removals continue
Police in Edmonton have seized a cache of five dozen weapons while dismantling homeless encampments.
Diplomats afraid Victims of Communism might offend Vietnam
A memorial dedicated to the victims of communism is scheduled to be unveiled in Ottawa later this year however, diplomats are worried that the memorial may be upsetting to Vietnam and its diaspora for its focus on the evils perpetrated by their communist government.
