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A total of 24 tickets – adding up to $55,200 – against Pastors John Koopman of the Chilliwack Free Reformed Church, James Butler of the Free Grace Baptist Church and Timothy Champ of the Valley Heights Community Church, have been dropped by the B.C. Crown.

An upcoming Waterloo Region District School Board virtual learning symposium will teach teachers how to create “meaningful and reflective” territorial acknowledgements for their schools, as well as inform them what “intersectionality” is all about.

This week, Attorney General David Lametti confirmed that the government relied on false CBC reports when freezing the bank accounts of Canadians who supported the protest. Tune into Fake News Friday on The Candice Malcolm Show!

As the Liberals try to defend their invocation of the Emergencies Act, they still aren't committing to disclosing cabinet documents, prompting the question of what they're hiding. Tune into The Andrew Lawton Show!

Canadian Armed Forces veteran James Topp has crossed from Saskatchewan into Manitoba, reaching the second-to-last province of his protest march to Ottawa and facing the nastiest weather his team has seen yet.

One of the organizers behind the Rolling Thunder motorcycle convoy has warned that the Ottawa Police’s plan to ban “vehicle-based or supported protests” from the city’s downtown will result in a "free-for-all". 

Trudeau won't say whether he'll let the judge overseeing the inquiry have access to cabinet documents, raising questions about how fulsome the inquiry can be when it comes to the government's conduct and evidence for declaring a national "emergency."

A senator appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said there was a movement underway – including Liberals – to bring an end to the Trudeau government’s implementation of the Emergencies Act in February, and that the government was aware of that movement on the day it pulled the plug.

Twenty-seven-year Ontario Progressive Conservative MPP Toby Barrett has announced he will not run in the upcoming 2022 provincial election.

"Populism has a long and storied past in Canadian political history both on the left and the right."