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The Daily Brief | Notley resigns. What’s next for the Alberta NDP?
Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley announced her resignation on Tuesday, initiating a leadership race within the party. Tune into The Daily Brief.
LAWTON: Executive who touted “carbon footprint tracker” now says it was just an “idea”
True North's Andrew Lawton ran into Alibaba Group president J. Michael Evans this year in Davos and asked him if he thinks an "individual carbon footprint tracker" is the way of the future.
The Daily Brief | CBC touts EVs as Alberta freezes
As Albertans deal with an unprecedented cold snap that resulted in the Alberta Emergency Management Agency issuing a province-wide Emergency Alert, Canada’s state broadcaster is touting electric vehicles as “the best vehicle” in frigid temperatures. Tune into The Daily Brief!
AI may replace up to 60% of workforce in countries with ‘advanced economies’
The International Monetary Fund is predicting that 40% of jobs worldwide will be affected by the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI).
Klaus Schwab says China premier’s presence at WEF can help “rebuild global trust”
In a recent interview with the Chinese state media outlet CGTN, Schwab said that the participation of Chinese Premier Li Qiang is critical to the conference.
The Daily Brief | Poilievre pledges to stop arresting journalists
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre pledged to stop arresting journalists following the recent arrest of Rebel News journalist David Menzies by a police bodyguard for Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland. Tune into The Daily Brief!
DZSURDZSA: Protesters arrive at WEF 2024
True North's Cosmin Dzsurdzsa interviewed one demonstrator in front of the BlackRock building.
The Daily Brief | Thousands of students absent from school during One Million March...
Close to 100,000 British Columbia students were absent from public schools on the day of a nationwide parental rights protest last year. Tune into The Daily Brief!
The Andrew Lawton Show | WHO’s planned pandemic treaty threatens sovereignty and free speech
The World Health Organization's is forging ahead with its planned pandemic treaty, which is likely to include a range of measures that should concern Canadians. Tune into The Andrew Lawton Show!
The Andrew Lawton Show | Chrystia Freeland silent on journalist’s arrest despite past support...
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has had nothing to say about Rebel News journalist David Menzies' arrest, which took place while he was questioning her on her way into a Richmond Hill event. Tune into The Andrew Lawton Show!
