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Charges against Mackenzie, a 14-year military veteran who served in Afghanistan, and his girlfriend Morgan Guptill, were stayed by a Nova Scotia judge who found that the 19 months between their arrests and a trial was an unreasonable length of time.

Elections BC denies its new media and disinformation literacy guide for future voters in grades 9 to 12 violates the office’s nonpartisan mandate. 

Federal public health authorities didn’t know if COVID-19 vaccines would prevent transmission but they foisted sweeping vaccine mandates on Canadians anyway.

Pierre Poilievre is calling for an investigation into Jagmeet Singh’s brother for connection to a firm lobbying for Metro. Tune into The Daily Brief.

Where is the line between a legitimate (albeit disruptive) protest and an illegal occupation? True North's Andrew Lawton discusses with Canadian Constitution Foundation lawyer Josh DeHaas.

Call it a free speech rumble in the Big Smoke.

Jeremy Mackenzie, the creator of the internet meme country Diagolon, denied Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s claims that he and the Conservative Party of Canada or its leader Pierre Poilievre are connected in any way.

A free speech-loving video platform is taking its fight against censorship to the streets.

An activist who has become a recognizable face at some of Canada’s most heated protests was among several arrested on hate-motivated and other charges related to an anti-Israel protest.

Despite claims made by Press Progress and CTV News, protesters at the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick border have no connection to podcaster Jeremy Mackenzie’s fictitious meme country Diagolon.