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The Daily Brief | Poilievre silent as progressives condemn nationwide parental rights march
Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives maintain their silence on the nationwide One Million March for Children. Tune into The Daily Brief with Cosmin Dzsurdzsa and William McBeath!
Thousands of Canadians join nationwide parental rights march
Protests are taking place in major cities across Canada, including Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, and more. True North journalists are reporting live on the scene.
Nationwide marches against gender ideology planned for Wednesday
Protests against gender ideology in publicly funded schools will be taking place in communities across Canada Wednesday, as more parents grow frustrated with controversial sex-ed teachings.
RCMP spending $15 million to study how it’s systemically racist
Canada’s federal police force has set aside over $15 million in taxpayer funding to collect “race-based data” and study how the profession is systemically racist towards minorities.
Quebec spent nearly $6 million on doctor-assisted suicide in 2022
The Quebec government spent a total of $5,880,162 on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) to euthanize those seeking services, according to government documents.
Nearly one million fewer surgeries completed during pandemic
There was a reduction of 937,000 surgeries performed in Canada compared to pre-pandemic years according to a new report by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI).
Millions of Canadians without access to family doctor
New research suggests that 6.5 million Canadians don’t have a family physician — a number that rose by 2 million during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Liberals give CBC extra $42 million in economic update
Couched in the Liberal government’s 2022 Fall Economic Statement is a pledge to throw even more money at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
Taxpayers billed $1.3 million for Governor General’s 2020 Dubai trip
According to federal documents first reported on by the Canadian Taxpayer’s Federation, then governor general Julie Payette flew to Dubai for Expo 2020 at the height of the pandemic at a time when Canadians faced stringent travel restrictions.
Company listed as $1.2 million subcontractor for ArriveCan denies working on app
The head of a Canadian tech firm has expressed confusion after finding the federal government listed his company as having been paid $1.2 million contract to work on the ArriveCan app.
